music.wikisort.org - SingerIndira Levak (née Vladić, also known by her stage name Indira Forza; born 15 September 1973) is a Croatian singer. She was the lead vocalist of a Croatian dance music trio, Colonia.[1][2]
Croatian singer (born 1973)
Indira Levak |
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Birth name | Indira Vladić |
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Born | (1973-09-15) 15 September 1973 (age 49) Županja, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia |
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Origin | Zagreb, Croatia |
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Genres | Dance music |
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Occupation(s) | Singer |
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Instrument(s) | Vocals |
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Years active | 1996–present |
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Musical artist
Biography
Indira was born to Croatian father Franjo and Bosniak mother Ismeta on 15 September 1973 in Županja. She was named after then-Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi.[3] At the age of twelve she became a member of Županja Brass Band, where she played clarinet for thirteen years. In eighth grade she founded a band with four colleagues - "Forever young". From 1996 to 2017 she was a member of popular dance group Colonia.
She was married to Narcis Mujkić, but they divorced.[when?] In 2014 Indira married Miroslav Levak.[4] Since 2015, she is a judge of Croatian version of The Voice.[5]
Discography
With Colonia
- Vatra i led (1997)
- Ritam ljubavi (1999)
- Jača nego ikad (2000)
- Milijun milja od nigdje (2001)
- Izgubljeni svijet (2002)
- Dolazi oluja (2003)
- Najbolje od svega (2005)
- Do kraja (2007)
- Pod sretnom zvijezdom (2008)
- X (2010)
- Tvrđava (2013)
- Feniks (2015)
Solo
- Valkira (2018)
- Atlantida (2022)
Filmography
Television roles
Year |
Film |
Role |
Notes |
2005 |
Bitange i princeze |
Star |
Guest star in one episode |
References
Music of Southeastern Europe (the Balkans) |
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By style | Folk music |
- Arabesque
- Čalgija
- Dionysiakos
- Fantezi
- Folk
- Albanian
- Bosnian
- Bulgarian
- Croatian
- Greek
- Macedonian
- Montenegrin
- Romani
- Romanian
- Serbian
- Slovenian
- Turkish
- Folk-pop
- Chalga
- Laïko
- Manele
- Tallava
- Turbo-folk
- Nisiotika
- Rebetiko
- Romani music
- Sevdalinka
- Starogradska muzika
- Tsifteteli
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Other |
- Balkan ballad
- Balkan brass
- Bosnian root
- Ganga music
- New Primitivism
- Newly composed folk music
- Sarajevo school of pop rock
- Yugoslav New wave
- Yugoslav pop
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By country and ethnicity |
- Albania (performers)
- Aromanians (stateless)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina (performers)
- Bulgaria (performers)
- Croatia (performers)
- Cyprus (performers)
- Greece (performers)
- Kosovo (performers)
- Moldova (performers)
- Montenegro (performers)
- North Macedonia (performers)
- Romania (performers)
- Serbia (performers)
- Slovenia (performers)
- Turkey (performers)
- Yugoslavia (performers)
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Folk dances | Circle dances |
- Daychovo horo
- Gaitanaki
- Halay
- Hasapiko
- Hora
- Ikariotikos
- Pidikhtos
- Khigga
- Kleistos
- Kochari
- Kolo
- Kalamatianos
- Syrtos
- Sirtaki
- Sousta
- Tamzara
- Tsamiko
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Other |
- Antikristos
- Antipatitis
- Čoček
- Karsilamas
- Oro (eagle dance)
- Zeibekiko
- Zeybek
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By country |
- Albania
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Greece
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Romania
- Serbia
- Slovenia
- Turkey
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Notable musicians | |
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Authority control  |
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