Marina Tucaković

Marina Tucaković (Serbian: Марина Туцаковић) is a Serbian songwriter who has composed several hit albums in former Yugoslavia. She is a known collaborator with Lepa Brena, Ceca and Jelena Karleuša, among others. She has composed the lyrics of the Serbian entries for Eurovision Song Contest 2010 ("Ovo Je Balkan"),^[1] 2012 ("Nije ljubav stvar") and 2013 ("Ljubav je svuda").

Before she oriented towards folk music, she collaborated with pop, rock and new wave artist, such as Zana and Slađana Milošević. In 1987, Dutch singer Piet Veerman (former member of the popular Dutch band The Cats) had a number one hit in The Netherlands with the single "Sailin' Home", which was a translation of one Tucaković's songs. It became the biggest selling single of the year in The Netherlands.

Albums

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with Jadranka Stojakovic
- Protiv nas su svi (1976)
with Generacija 5
- Ti samo budi dovoljno daleko (1979)
with Divlje Jagode
- Stakleni hotel (1981)
with Zdravko Čolić
- Malo pojačaj radio (1981)
with Bulevar
- Loš i mlad (1981)
- Mala noćna panika (1982)
with Ceca
- Decenija (2001)
- Gore od ljubavi (2004)
- London MIX (2005)
- Idealno loša (2006)
- Ljubav živi (2011)
- Poziv (2013)
- Autogram (2016)
with Jelena Karleuša
- Gili, Gili (1999)
- Samo za tvoje oči (2002)
- Diva (2012)
with Toše Proeski
- Ako me pogledneš vo oči (2002)
with Ana Nikolić
- Januar (2003)
- Devojka od čokolade (2006)
- Milion Dolara (2013)
with Seka Aleksić
- Dođi i uzmi me (2005)
- Slučajni partneri (2010)
- Lom (2012)
with Tanja Savić
- Tako mlada (So Young) (2005)
with Denial Ahmetović
- Nema ljubavi dok je Bosna ne rodi (2013)
with Boki 13
- Ne plaši se ogledala (2012)
with Lepa Brena
- Uđi slobodno... (2008)
- Začarani krug (2011)
with Goga Sekulić
- Goga Sekulić 2008 (2008)
with Severina
Zdravo Marijo (2008)
with Milan Stanković
- Ovo je Balkan (2010)
- Od mene se odvikavaj (2013)
with Natasa Bekvalac
- Stereo ljubav (2006)
- Ljubav, vera, nada (2009)
- Ne valjam (2010)
- Pozitivna (2012)
with Željko Joksimović
- Nije ljubav stvar (2012)
with Denial Ahmetović
- Nema ljubavi dok je Bosna ne rodi (2013)
with Boki 13
- Ne plaši se ogledala (2012)

References

↑ "Eurovision Song Contest: Serbia 2010: Milan Stanković, "Ovo Je Balkan"". Retrieved 29 May 2010.

Operacija Trijumf

Season	September 29, 2008 — January 5, 2009

Presenters	Milan Kalinić Dragan Marinković Ana Mihajlovski Nikolina Pišek

Judges	Ismeta Dervoz Tonči Huljić Marina Tucaković

Winner	Adnan Babajić

Finalists	Vukašin Brajić Aleksandar Belov Nina Petković Danijel Pavlović

Male contestants	Adnan Babajić Aleksandar Belov Vukašin Brajić Igor Cukrov Đorđe Gogov Kristijan Jovanov Nikola Paunović Danijel Pavlović Nikola Sarić

Female contestants	Sonja Bakić Ana Bebić Antonija Besednik Andrea Harapin Mirjana Kostić Milica Majstorović Jasmina Midžić Ivana Nikodijević Nina Petković

Guest 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 Zana

Related 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 Music

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