Full Name Ante Huljic Role Musician Name Tonci Huljic | Years active 1970s–present Other names Tonci | |
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Born 29 October 1961 (age 62) ( 1961-10-29 ) Split, SFR Yugoslavia Occupation Musician, songwriter, music producer Music groups Tonci Huljic & Madre Badessa band (Since 2011), Magazin (1979 – 2007) Albums Doslo vrijeme, Nebo boje moje ljubavi, Slatko stanje, Dama i car, Ka hashish Similar People Massimo Savic, Jelena Rozga, Danijela Martinovic, Andrea Susnjara, Jasmin Stavros Profiles | ||
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Tonči Huljić ([tôntʃi xǔːʎitɕ]) (born 29 October 1961 in Split) is a Croatian musician, songwriter and music producer from Split.
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Tonči Huljić made his name in the late 1970s as the founder and key member of pop band Dalmatinski magazin (later renamed into Magazin). The band gradually built a reputation as one of the most popular and most enduring Croatian pop bands, with repertoire and music arrangements influenced by Dalmatian folk music.
In the 1990s, following the break-up of Yugoslavia, Huljić was among the first Croatian musicians to introduce elements of folk music from other former Yugoslav republics into his repertoire. Although many rock critics did not like that, and accused Huljić of bringing turbo folk to Croatian music, Magazin became arguably the most popular music group in Croatia at that time. Its popularity continued across republics of the former Yugoslavia, just as it had done previously.
At that time, Huljić showed great managerial ability and founded the Tonika record label that is among the most influential in Croatia. Huljić has also written popular pieces for Croatian piano player Maksim Mrvica such as Kolibre and Nostradamus, and Maksim's greatest hit "Croatian Rhapsody".
The first solo album is called Waterland. He is one of the judges on the second series of X Factor Adria
Maksim Mrvica, piano - Croatian Rhapsody by Tonci Huljic
Songs
Dani su bez brojaS druge strane mjeseca · 2002
Sve Bi Seke Ljubile MornarePut putujem · 1986
Rano RanijeDobro jutro · 1989