Indira Radić

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Indira Radić (Индира Радић) is a Bosnian Serb turbo-folk and pop-folk singer. She was born on 14. June 1966 in Dragalovci Banja Luka, Bosnia and Heregovina. She is popular all over the Balkans and her songs are popular as cellphone tunes. With her powerful stage performance and her extraordinary voice she captures the attention of the audience easily. In Bulgaria, Slovenia and Macedonia ,her songs are translated and are being interpreted by popular musicians. The Ivana - Indira musical friendship is famous for they sing almost all identical songs. Their hit "Moj zivote dal' si ziv" is probably Indira's most famous song.

[edit] Discography

  • Krug (1996)
  • Izdajnik (1997)
  • Voliš Li Me Ti (1998)
  • Millenium (2000)
  • Gde Ćemo Večeras (2001)
  • Indira 10 (2002)
  • Zmaj (2003)
  • Indira unplugged (2004)
  • Ljubav Kad Prestane (2005)
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