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Bižuterija (English: Bijouterie) is the second studio album by Croatian singer Jelena Rozga. It was released in 2011, by Hit Records and Tonika.[1] The songs from the album were written by musicians such as Tonči Huljić, Pero Kozomoara, Edo Botrić, Vjekoslava Huljić and Remi Kazinoti, who is also the producer of the album.

Bižuterija
Studio album by
Jelena Rozga
Released2011
Recorded2008 – 2011
GenrePop, folk
Length50:44
LabelHit Records
Tonika
ProducerRemi Kazinoti
Jelena Rozga chronology
Oprosti mala
(2006)		 Bižuterija
(2011)		 Best of Jelena Rozga
(2011)

Jelena has achieved two nominations in the categories "Hit of the Year" (for the song "Bižuterija") and "Best Pop Music Album" at the 2011 Porin Awards. The song "Bižuterija" won the "Hit of the Year."[2] Following the release of the album, Rozga embarked on a regional tour of the same name. It was highly successful through Balkans, and also Jelena became the first female artist to sold-out the Spaladium Arena.[3]


The Bižuterija Tour


Main article: The Bižuterija Tour

To promote the album, Rozga embarked on The Bižuterija Tour (2010-2012) starting with a concert at Zadar in Croatia on 21 October 2010 and it finished on 9 November 2012 with a concert in Sarajevo in Skenderija.[4][5] After performing in Zadar, Rozga performed at her hometown Split in front of an audience of 12.000 people with which she became the first female singer ever to sell out the Spaladium Arena.[6] The tour was a major commercial and critical success, selling out all venues and receiving praise from both music critics and the audience for the high energy and vocal showcase by the singer.[7]


Track listing


  1. "Karantena"
  2. "Grizem"
  3. "Sad il' nikad"
  4. "Bižuterija"
  5. "Ona ili ja"
  6. "Ima nade" (feat. Željko Samardžić)
  7. "Rodit ću ti 'ćer i sina"
  8. "Daj šta daš"
  9. "Svega ima, al' bi još"
  10. "Djevica"
  11. "Ožiljak"
  12. "Ostavit' ću svitlo (feat. klapa Iskon)"
  13. "Sad il' nikad (club remix)"
  14. "Aha"

References


  1. "Ekskluzivno - Novi album Jelene Rozge "Bižuterija" uskoro u prodaji". www.hitrecords.hr. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  2. "Bižuterija' Jelene Rozge proglašena hitom godine, Gibonni spasio Porin od dosade". www.jutarnjilist.hr. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  3. "Rozga: Za moj koncert prodali su najviše karata u Areni Split". www.24sata.hr. Retrieved 2020-07-27.
  4. "Jelena Rozga počela solo turneju koncertom u Zadru" [Jelena Rozga Began a Solo Concert Tour in Zadar]. Svet.rs (in Serbian). 2010.
  5. "Zadar: Jelena Rozga oduševila nekoliko tisuća ljudi na Višnjiku" [Zadar: Jelena Rozga Amazes Several Thousand People at Višnjik] (in Croatian). Pixsell. 22 October 2010. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  6. Podgorski, Martina (12 February 2011). "Sve tajne prve žene koja je rasprodala Spaladium Arenu" [All the secrets of the first woman who sold out the Spaladium Arena]. Dnevnik (in Croatian). Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  7. M., B. (16 April 2011). "Video - Bravo Jelena: Rozga osvojila Zagreb koncertom punim pozitivne energije" [Video - Bravo Jelena: Rozgag Conquered Zagreb with Her Concert Full with Positive Energy]. Index.hr. Retrieved 20 May 2022.



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