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Danijel Pavlović Birth name Danijel Pavlović Born July 27, 1985
Kragujevac, SR Serbia, SFR YugoslaviaGenres Pop, R&B Occupations Singer-songwriter, television personality Instruments Vocals, piano, keyboards, violin Years active 2008—present Labels Melody Music Associated acts Operacija trijumf Website danijelpavlovic.com Danijel Pavlović (Serbian: Данијел Павловић; born 27 July 1985) is a Serbian singer–songwriter and television personality, who came to media attention as a finalist of Operacija trijumf, regional version of Fame Academy.
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Early and personal life
Pavlović was born on 27 July 1985 in Kragujevac, Yugoslavia. He was raised by his mother as a Serbian Orthodox. His half–sister on the father's side is Marija Šerifović, a popular Serbian pevačica who won the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with the song "Molitva".[1] Pavlović also appeared in the music video for Šerifović's 2003 single "Znaj da znam".[1] He has accomplished the Music Academy in Novi Sad and was a teacher of piano at the Music Academy of Kragujevac.[2] Pavlović plays both piano and violin, and has won several international music awards for his performances.[2] He also took part in music festival in Budva Pjesma Mediterana with the song "Ljubav koja ne bledi", and was gained a great praise.[2]
Pavlović is a good friend with Operacija trijumf contestant Milica Majstorović; the two of them took part in together in Beovizija 2009.[3] Of musicians he admires Jennifer Hudson, Beyoncé Knowles, Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Aleksandra Kovač, Jelena Tomašević and Nina Badrić.[4]
Career
2008—2009: Operacija trijumf
Operacija trijumf was a regional reality/talent show based on Fame Academy, and it was broadcasted by five countries in the Western Balkan — Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. Pavlović placed into the finals, but was eliminated in the first round of voting.[5][6][7] During the Operacija trijumf, he was praised for his musical talent,[8][9] but criticized for his unfriendly relationships with the other students,[10][11][12][13][14][15] having disputes even with his professors.[16] Pavlović also had numerous disputes with the student Jasmina Midžić, who accused him knowing he would stay when the two of them were nominated.[17][18]
During he show he performed:
- Sergej Ćetković — "Pogledi u tami" with the student Kristijan Jovanov and Sergej Ćetković (Gala 1)
- The Beatles/Zdravko Čolić — "Let It Be"/"Jedina" with the student Jasmina Midžić (Gala 2)
- Parni valjak — "Jesen u meni" with the student Jasmina Midžić (Gala 3)
- Hari Mata Hari — "Lejla" (Gala 4)
- Željko Joksimović — "Ima nešto u tom što me nećeš" (Gala 5)
- Toše Proeski — "Jedina" (Gala 6)
- Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake — "4 Minutes" with the student Jasmina Midžić (Gala 6)
- Justin Timberlake — "Sexy Back" (Gala 7)
- Indexi — "Bacila je sve niz rijeku" (Gala 8)
- Plavi orkestar — "Suada" (Gala 9)
- Dino Dvornik — "Hipnotiziran" (Gala 10)
- Petar Grašo — "Utorak" with Petar Grašo (Gala 11)
- Queen — "We Will Rock You"/"We Are the Champions" with the students Ana Bebić, Vukašin Brajić, Sonja Bakić and Nikola Sarić (Gala 11)
- Goran Karan — "Vagabundo" with Goran Karan (Gala 12)
- Đavoli — "Stojim na kantunu"/"Sunčan dan" with the student Adnan Babajić (Gala 12)
- Oliver Dragojević — "Magdalena" (Gala 13)
- Jelena Tomašević — "Košava" with Jelena Tomašević (Gala 13)
- Hari Mata Hari — "Strah me da te volim" (Semifinals)
- Aki Rahimovski — "Kada me dotakneš" with Aki Rahimovski (Semifinals)
- Paul McCartney & Wings — "Live and Let Die" with the finalists Adnan Babajić, Aleksandar Belov, Vukašin Brajić and Nina Petković (Final)
- K2 — "Milo moje" (Finals)
2009—present: Upcoming solo album
After the end of Operacija trijumf it was announced that Pavlović and another contestant Milica Majstorović would take part in Beovizija 2009, Serbian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2009. Their song "H8er" was written by eminent Serbian songwriter Marina Tucaković.[3] They finished the 8th with the total of 7 points.[19][20] On 19 and 20 April Pavlović and his Operacija trijumf colleagues held two sold out concerts in Belgrade's Sava Centar.[21]
Alongside his Operacija trijumf colleague Ana Bebić Pavlović appeared in one episode of television show Leteći start, which is produced by Emotion.[22] It was also announced on 8 June 2009 that he would take part in Sunčane Skale festival in Herceg Novi, alongside his Operacija trijumf colleagues Ana Bebić and Milica Majstorović with the song Rođeni sa greškom, written by Emina Jahović.[23] The song was released on the internet on 27 June 2009, and recorded in Istanbul, in the studio of Jahović's husband, music producer and songwriter Mustafa Sandal.[24] The song placed the ninth at the final event with a total of 39 points.[25] On 8 July 2009 it was announced that the numerous contestants of Operacija trijumf, including Pavlović, would terminate their contracts with Emotion due to professional disputes.[26] It was also reported that Pavlović, Sonja Bakić and Nikola Sarić had already hired lawyers for this case.[26]
Discography
Albums
- 2009: Operacija trijumf contestants compilation[27]
- 2011: Upcoming solo album
Singles
- 2004: "Ljubav koja ne bledi"
- 2009: "H8er" featuring Milica Majstorović
- 2009: "Javna tajna"
- 2009: "Rođeni sa greškom" featuring Ana Bebić and Milica Majstorović
- 2010: "Neke se reči dogode"
- 2010: "Tahikardija"
References
- ^ a b B92: Marija Šerifović: "Danijel je veoma talentovan"
- ^ a b c Danijel Pavlović – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (SRB)
- ^ a b B92: Nataša želi na „Evroviziju“
- ^ Danijel Pavlović at the Operacija trijumf official website
- ^ B92: Ana Bebić ispala iz Trijumfa, večeras finale
- ^ B92: Adnan trijumfovao u Operaciji Trijumf
- ^ B92: Adnanu šansa da postane zvezda
- ^ B92: Vukašin i Danijel najbolji muzičari
- ^ B92: Emilija Kokić: Sviđa mi se beskompromisni Danijel
- ^ B92: Ukućani se samo svađaju
- ^ B92: Danijel odlučio da se oženi
- ^ B92: Andrea: "Prebila bih Danijela"
- ^ B92: Velike svađe u Operaciji Trijumf jer su skoro svi nominovani
- ^ B92: Besna Sonja htela da prebije Danijela
- ^ B92: Sukob Adnana i Danijela
- ^ B92: Danijel se posvađao sa profesorom pevanja
- ^ B92: Danijel je znao da ostaje
- ^ B92: Jasmina Midžić: Danijelu je namešteno da ostane u „Operaciji Trijumf"
- ^ Beovizija 2009 – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- ^ “Cipela” u Moskvi!
- ^ I konačno, koncert ekipe iz Operacije trijumf
- ^ Susret sa bivšim studentima OT
- ^ Čak osam bivših studenata OT na "Sunčanim skalama"
- ^ Emina Jahović ugostila bivše studente OT u Istanbulu
- ^ Kaliope i Naum pobednici "Sunčanih skala"
- ^ a b OT izrabljivanje će se okončati na sudu?
- ^ B92: Album sa pesmama svih ukućana
External links
- Danijel Pavlović at the Operacija trijumf official website
- Danijel Pavlović unofficial website
Operacija Trijumf Season September 29, 2008 — January 5, 2009Presenters Judges Winner Adnan BabajićFinalists Male contestants Adnan Babajić · Aleksandar Belov · Vukašin Brajić · Igor Cukrov · Đorđe Gogov · Kristijan Jovanov · Nikola Paunović · Danijel Pavlović · Nikola SarićFemale contestants Sonja Bakić · Ana Bebić · Antonija Besednik · Andrea Harapin · Mirjana Kostić · Milica Majstorović · Jasmina Midžić · Ivana Nikodijević · Nina PetkovićGuest stars Anastacia · Atomsko sklonište · Sergej Ćetković · Colonia · Deen · Divlje jagode · Karolina Gočeva · Petar Grašo · Gru · Željko Joksimović · Junior Jack · Kaliopi · Goran Karan · Laka · Let 3 · Magazin · Bojan Marović · Danijela Martinović · Kemal Monteno · Negative · Ajs Nigrutin · Boris Novković · Marina Perazić · Aleksandra Radović · Aki Rahimovski · Elena Risteska · Sakis Rouvas · Jelena Rozga · Željko Samardžić · Marija Šerifović · Severina · Jelena Tomašević · Dado Topić · Milena Vučić · Sky Wikluh · YU grupa · ZanaReleated links OT Band · Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 · Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 · Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 · Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 · Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 · Endemol · Melody Music · Fame Academy · Universal MusicCategories:- 1985 births
- Living people
- People from Kragujevac
- Serbian television personalities
- Serbian pop singers
- Serbian singer-songwriters
- Serbian tenors
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