Emil Dimitrov

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Emil Dimitrov (Bulgarian: Емил Димитров) (December 23, 1940, Pleven - March 30, 2005, Sofia) was a popular Bulgarian singer. He made his debut in 1960 and recorded about 30 albums altogether. In the 60s Lili Ivanova and Emil Dimitrov were the most popular singers of modern songs. During the last years of his life he exhibited a talent for drawing as well.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Bulgarian Evergreens

  1. Moia strana, moia Bulgaria (My country, my Bulgaria) - Emil Dimitrov

[edit] Samo edin zhivot ne e dostatachen (Only a life is not enough)

  1. Ako si dal... (If you have given something...) - Emil Dimitrov
  2. Pismo do mama (A letter to my mother) - Emil Dimitrov
  3. Samo tazi nosht (Only tonight) - Lili Ivanova
  4. Samo edin jivot (Only a life) - Iordanka Hristova
  5. Sbogom Maria (Good-Bye Maria) - Panaiot Panaiotov

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