Martin Vučić
| Martin Vučić | |
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| Native name | Мартин Вучиќ |
| Birth name | Martin Vučić |
| Born | 7 August 1982 Skopje, SR Macedonia, SFR Yugoslavia |
| Origin | Macedonia |
| Genres | Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Drummer, singer |
| Years active | 2003–present |
| Labels | City Records |
| Website | www.martinvucic.com |
Martin Vučić (Macedonian: Мартин Вучиќ) (born 7 August 1982 in Skopje, SR Macedonia, SFR Yugoslavia) is a Macedonian Pop musician.
Biography
He finished elementary school in Skopje and expressed his interests in music at an early age. He started playing drums at the age of 3 and at the age of 7, he participated at numerous music festivals for children. He represented Macedonia at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev, finishing 17th with the song "Make My Day". He won second place at Ohrid Fest with the song "Rano mi e da se vrzam". The song was ranked as the 'Most Popular Song of the Year 2002' in the Republic of Macedonia. At the 2002 Budva festival in Serbia and Montenegro, he won the prize awarded by journalists and critics. He was voted as the 'Discovery of the Year 2002' in the country, winning an album contract with BKSound. He was also voted 'Discovery of the Year 2002' in the Republic of Macedonia. He won the Interpretation Award at Mak fest for the song "Harem". He was 'Singer of the Year 2004' in Macedonia and also won 'Duet of the Year'. He has been invited to appear on one of Turkey’s most popular TV shows. In Turkey he is known as ‘Macedonian Tarkan’. Vučić has been selected as an exclusive star for City Records.[1]
To date, Martin has released two albums, Rano Mi E Da Se Vrzam (It's Too Early To Get Tied Down) and Muza (Muse). The title song "Muza" was composed by Macedonian mega star Toše Proeski and the album also included a duet with Croatian star Danijela Martinović. Vučić recently promoted a Serbian version of "Muza", titled "Put Do Istine" ("Road To The Truth"). During the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest, Vučić was chosen to read out the Macedonian televotes to Greece and sang a song in Greek — "Maria Me Ta Kitrina" to Maria Menounos. Much later that year, he was a runner up at the Sunčane Skale Festival with the song "Tise Kucaj Srce Moje", a duet with Goran Karan.[2]
In the media, he is famous for being a very good friend of Toše Proeski who composed the song title of the album Muza and Tamara Todevska. He is currently signed to City Records and lives in Belgrade, Serbia.
On 2 August 2008 Martin released an instrumental album containing tradition dance (ora) instrumentals composed by his grandfather, Pece Atanasovski.[3]
He is a master of music art and is a docent at the Music Academy for percussion
He works at Macedonian Philharmony as well and is a member of Big bend- Macedonian Radio Television.
Discography
Albums
- Rano e da se vrzam/Rano mi je da se vezem
- Muza
- Makedonski zvuci/Macedonian Sounds
Singles
- 2005: "Make My Day"
- 2006: "Tise kucaj srce moje"
- 2007: "Biber i čokolada"
References
| Preceded by | Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 |
Succeeded by Elena Risteska with "Ninanajna" |
 Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Contest |
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