Danijel Alibabić

Danijel Alibabić
Born	May 8, 1988 (1988-05-08) (age 23)
Origin	Podgorica, Montenegro
Instruments	Vocals Accordion Piano
Years active	1996 - present
Associated acts	No Name Lejla Hot Ksenija Pajčin

Danijel Alibabić (Cyrillic: Данијел Алибабић) (born 8 May 1988 in Titograd, SR Montenegro, Yugoslavia) is a Montenegrin singer and song-writer.

Early life

Danijel Alibabić is the second child of Rasim Alibabić, a musician, and his wife, Olivera, a tourist operator. He has an older brother, Darko, and a younger sister, Sabina. As a child, Danijel attended the Božidar Vuković Podgoričanin Elementary School in the Podgorica neighbourhood of Vrela Ribnička, later transferring to the Vasa Pavić Primary Music School, majoring in the accordion. He later finished his secondary education at the Vasa Pavić Secondary Music School, majoring in the piano.^[1]

Music

Alibabić first appeared in the music business in 1996 when he entered in "Zlatna pahulja," a music festival held in Rožaje. In 2000, he was awarded the prize for best interpretation at "Naša radost" (Our Delight), a children's festival held in Podgorica.

In 2003, Alibabić took part in a popular talent show called Intro Karaoke, organized by TV In, where he came third. Soon after, he and his friends formed No Name - a band that achieved seventh place at the Eurovision Song Contest 2005, where they represented the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. The band subsequently entered again in Europjesma 2006 for another shot at Eurovision the following year, but the country ultimately withdrew as the Montenegrin independence referendum coincided with the date of the festival. The band dissolved in 2008, and Danijel pursued a solo career.

Other activity

Alibabić participated in Veliki Brat VIP 1 - the first season of the Celebrity Big Brother in Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. There, he made it to the final day, ending up in third place.

Personal life

Alibabić had been romantically linked Serbian singer Lejla Hot.

Discography

Singles

• Ne plači mala (Radijski Festival FERAS 2009)
• Dovodiš do ludila (Pjesma Mediterana 2009)
• Supica (2009) - duet with Ksenija Pajčin
• Bolji ja (2009)
• Balavica (2010)

References

1. ^ "Serbia and Montenegro, 2005". http://esckaz.com/2005/ser.htm. Retrieved 12 September 2010. 

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