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Tereza Ana
Kesovija (pronounced [terěːza âna
kesǒʋija]; born 3
October 1938) is an
internationally acclaimed Croatian recording artist. She was one of...
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songs have been sung by award-winning
singers such as Ivo Robić and
Tereza Kesovija.
Kabiljo is the
author of one of the
greatest Croatian patriotic songs...
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Marinova Stoja Stojan Stojkov Tamara Todevska Tanja Ribič
Tanja Savić
Tereza Kesovija Tijana Dapčević Tifa Toma Zdravković Tony
Cetinski Tonči Huljić Toše Proeski...
- (Swedish) by
Anita Lindblom in 1961 "Ne oplakujem" (Croatian) by
Tereza Kesovija in 1962 "Ne oplakujem" (Croatian) by Ana Štefok in 1964 "Ne, ne žalim ni...
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Marinova Stoja Stojan Stojkov Tamara Todevska Tanja Ribič
Tanja Savić
Tereza Kesovija Tijana Dapčević Tifa Toma Zdravković Tony
Cetinski Tonči Huljić Toše Proeski...
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American actress,
dancer and
singer Theresa Ikoko,
British playwright Tereza Kesovija (born 1938), ex
Yugoslav and
Croatian singer Theresa Lee (born 1970), Hong...
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performed by some of the nation's best
singers (Oliver Dragojević,
Tereza Kesovija,
Kemal Monteno,
Radojka Šverko,
Ibrica Jusić, Miki Jevremović, Meri Cetinić...
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critically successful Croatian pop singers.[citation needed]
Alongside Tereza Kesovija, he was
pronounced "the
singer of the century" in his
native Dubrovnik...
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singing since her childhood. She
cites ****n Dedić, Gabi
Novak and
Tereza Kesovija as her
biggest influences and
childhood idols. She came to
regional prominence...
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Russian and
English Peter Alexander in
German as Weißt du, wohin.
Tereza Kesovija, Nada Knežević and
Marjana Deržaj also
recorded Lara's
Theme in Yugoslavia...
