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Occupation
  
singerdancer

Website
  
MartaSavic.com

Residence
  
Belgrade, Serbia

Years active
  
1987–present

Name
  
Marta Savic

Genres
  
Pop-folk, Dance-pop

Children
  
1

Role
  
Singer

Instruments
  
vocals

Spouse
  
Mile Kitic


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Born
  
7 May 1966 (age 57) (
1966-05-07
)
Vranjak, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia

Associated acts
  
Juzni VetarMile KiticJanaMirko GavricAzisDavor MarkovicDJ KRMAK

Albums
  
13, Muski kompleksi, Zaboravi druge zene, Proklet bio

Profiles

Facebook

Record labels
  
Grand Production, Jugoton

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Marta Savić (born 7 May 1966) is a Serbian pop folk singer.

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Early life

Savić was born to Bosnian Serb parents in Vranjak, a village near Modriča, Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the age of two months, her family settled in the Serbian town Jaša Tomić. In 1978, the family relocated to Hannover, Germany, where she finished primary and secondary school.

Personal life

In 1988 she met singer Mile Kitić, whom she later married. Together they have a daughter named Elena, born in 1998. Savić and Kitić live together in Belgrade, Serbia.

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In January 2013, Savić underwent gallbladder surgery.

Discography

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  • Zaboravi druge žene (1988)
  • Proklet bio (1990)
  • Grešnica with Južni Vetar (1993)
  • Nemoj bar ti with Južni Vetar (1994)
  • Kad sam srela (1996)
  • Kad zavoliš, pa izgubiš (1999)
  • Dijamanti, brilijanti (2000)
  • Ikad ili nikad (2001)
  • Nismo pucali jedno u drugo (2002)
  • Ravno do Kosova (2003)
  • Erotica (2006)
  • Muški kompleksi (2009)
  • 13 (2011)

    • Marta Savić Mirko Gavri Mama feat Marta Savi amp Azis Official video 2011

    Songs

    Dijamanti - BrilijantiMarta Savic · 1995
    Ravno Do KosovaMarta Savic · 2003
    Ikad Ili NikadMarta Savic · 2001

    References

    Marta Savić Wikipedia
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