Nemanja Nikolić (singer)

Nemanja Nikolić (singer)

Nemanja Nikolić (Serbian: Немања Николић) is a popular Serbian turbo-folk singer who became famous after becoming a finalist in Zvezde Granda 2004.[1] He is currently signed with the exclusive Grand Production record label. Nikolić is from Doljevac, Nišava District, Serbia. Nikolić finished Medical school before becoming a singer. Since becoming a singer he has performed around Europe, America and Australia.

Discography

  • Bebo moja
  • Meseče moj

Singles

  • "Crna haljina" (2008; II Axal Grand Festival)
  • "Drugarice'"
  • "Da se napijem"
  • "Bebo Moja"
  • "Sudbina" (with Slavica Cukteras)
  • "Mesece moj"
  • "Milion dolara"

References

  1. ^ "Sa seljačkog imanja na Dvor!" (in Croatian). Mondo. 16 January 2011. http://www.mondo.rs/s194941/Rijaliti_TV/Sa_seljackog_imanja_na_Dvor.html. Retrieved 28 April 2011. 
v · Zvezde Granda
Winners
Branislav Mojićević (2004) • Milica Todorović (2005) • Dušan Svilar (2007) • Darko Lazić (2009) • Stefan Petrušić (2011)
Famous competitors
Tanja Savić • Slavica Ćukteraš • Darko Filipović • Nemanja Nikolić • Stevan Anđelković • Milan Stanković • Radmila Manojlović • Silvija Nedeljković • Nemanja Stevanović • Katarina Živković • Milan Topalović Topalko • Saša Kapor • Svetlana Tanasić • Milena Ćeranić • Biljana Sečivanović • Ivana Pavković • Milan Mitrović
Presenters
Saša Popović • Ines Gavrilović (2004-05) • Ena Popov & Marko Miljković (2007) • Silvija Nedeljković & Nemanja Stevanović (2009) • Vladimir Stanojević & Ljubinka Dobrosavljev Buba (2011) • Milan Mitrović & Ana Sević (2012)
See also
Grand Production • Grand Festival • RTV Pink

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