Lambe Alabakovski (in Macedonian: Ламбе Алабаковски, born November 15, 1987 in Resen,Republic of Macedonia, is a Macedonian singer.
Lambe Alabakovski showed an interest in music at a young age and was encouraged by his father. Besides his musical career and talents, Lambe enjoys basketball and soccer as hobbies, and he is a fan of RnB and Classical Music. Lambe is currently attending the “Euro-College” in Kumanovo. He became famous when he won the M2 Production’s “Play: Search For A New Star 2004”. He made it to the finals and performed the hit “Spasi Me” (“Save Me”) Composed by Darko Dimitrov and won by the televoting audience. Lambe was signed to the M2 Production’s label who also discovered Elena Risteska and Aleksandra Pileva through an earlier version of the same competition. Lambe’s popularity grew very quickly and he became a household name in Macedonia. His songs became very popular and topped the charts very quickly. In 2005, Lame recorded his next single “Kade Pesno Moja” (“Where’s My Song”)old song from Slave Dimitrov, which not only became an instant radio hit, but was also the very first Macedonian song to be sold as an internet download.
Lambe competed at Skopje Fest 2007, the Macedonian Eurovision Song Selection. He performed the song "Belo e Se" which was written by Elena Risteska and composed by Robert Bilbilov. The song gained 101 points, placing Lambe in third position for a consecutive year.
www.m2.com.mk/lambe
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Hristijan Spirovski-Macedonian pianist and pop singer
Hristijan Spirovski (Macedonian: Христијан Спировски) (born November 24, 1987, Melbourne, Australia) is an Ethnic Macedonian pianist and singer.
Biography:
Spirovski showed interest in music from a very young age. He was encouraged to play piano from the age of six by his father, himself a guitarist.
His career began at the age of ten, when he sang in the children's festival Si-Do. His first song was called Marija and was arranged by Dragan Karanfilovski-Bojs and Kire Kostov. He appeared on MKTV in 1999 with an interview and performance on Pulsi Quiz Show. Spirovski also participated in Tra-la-la music festival in Bitola. Later in 2000 he started to perform more widely in the city of Bitola, where he became popular, and appeared prominently in the local media. He won a youth talent competition in Skopje, shown on 34 TV stations around the Republic of Macedonia. Spirovski studied at the Center for Music Education in Bitola.
In October 2006, he performed a solo piano piece at Williamstown Town Hall with Orchestra Victoria. In 2007, Spirovski announced on his website that he was to begin studying Music at the University of Melbourne.
Hristijan Spirovski mp3 music:
Preludium in G major http://www.blog.com.mk/node/80123
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Folk singer,Suzana Spasovska
Suzana Spasovska, for nearly 20 years, is involved in Macedonian songs and has recorded more than 10 labels, lots of top quality videos, music anthologies, concerts and festivals.
Last couple of years she collaborated with the Song and Dance ensemble from Macedonia – Tanec, where she is performing as an artist with exceptional vocal capabilities. She is also known as “Suze Nacionale” – the golden voice and has done many appearances all over the world: Croatia, Slovenia, Switzerland, USA, and Australia for more than 15 times, Canada… She continues the missionary work left from the legend Vaska Ilieva to cherish and value the songs from Macedonia and with no doubt it can be said that she does that with great pride and honor because when she sings, the body trembles. She has devoted her life to song and the philosophy of music. She continues her work with great enthusiasm and strength leaving a priceless musical heritage. She is a souvenir of the nation – musical and national.
Website: www.suzana-spasovska.omg-music.com
Last couple of years she collaborated with the Song and Dance ensemble from Macedonia – Tanec, where she is performing as an artist with exceptional vocal capabilities. She is also known as “Suze Nacionale” – the golden voice and has done many appearances all over the world: Croatia, Slovenia, Switzerland, USA, and Australia for more than 15 times, Canada… She continues the missionary work left from the legend Vaska Ilieva to cherish and value the songs from Macedonia and with no doubt it can be said that she does that with great pride and honor because when she sings, the body trembles. She has devoted her life to song and the philosophy of music. She continues her work with great enthusiasm and strength leaving a priceless musical heritage. She is a souvenir of the nation – musical and national.
Website: www.suzana-spasovska.omg-music.com
Tose Proeski
Todor "Toše" Proeski (Macedonian: Тодор „Тоше“ Проески) was born on January 25, 1981 in Kruševo, Macedonia and is a famous Macedonian singer.
Toše Proeski was born to Aromanian parents, mother named Dominika and father named Nikola. He has collaborated with the celebrities such as Bora Čorba, Phoebus, Jeff Beck, Grigor Koprov, Goca Tržan, Leontina, Željko Joksimović, Antonija Sola and Miro Buljan. He is currently a student at final year of the Skopje Music Academy, at the solo singing department. Toše is best known for his trademark quote "Ve sakam site" (I Love You All).
Early Years:
Toše began his career when he decided to participate in the teenage festival “Melfest” in 1996. Following this public exposure, he was awarded in Prilep for his strong vocal capabilities, which led to his rise to fame when he participated in “Makfest” with the song “Pusti me"(“Let me go") in 1997. His fanbase quickly grew and he continued to make use of festivals such as “SkopjeFest” and “OhridFest” as a platform for promotion and publicity. Toše collaborated with one of Macedonia’s greatest lyricists and composers, Grigor Koprov, to produce some of the greatest hits of his career such as “Usni na Usni" ("Lips on Lips") and "Sonce vo Tvoite Rusi Kosi" ("The Sun in Your Golden Hair"). In 1999, he released his debut album, "Nekade vo Noćta" ("Somewhere in the Night"), which contained eleven tracks. In the summer of the same year, Toše performed his first solo concert in Skopje which, in spite of the rain, was unforgettable for all the fans.
In 2000, Toše participated in the Eurovision pre-selection for Macedonia in “SkopjeFest.” He participated with the song "Solzi Pravat Zlaten Prsten" ("Golden Ring made of Tears"), which won the televoting from the public despite overall finishing in third place, behind Karolina Gočeva, and the winners XXL. During that period, he began recording the tracks for his second album “Sinot Božji" ("The Son of God"), which was promoted by the end of June 2000. The album brought some great hits, like "Nemir" ("Restless") (a duet with Karolina Gočeva), "Vo Kosi da ti Spijam" ("Sleeping in Your Hair"), "Izlazi me Ušte Ednaš" ("Lie to Me One More Time"), as well as "Iluzija" ("Illusion") (Grand Prix at the festival "Slavianski Bazaar" in Vitebsk ) and "Tajno Moja" ("Secret of mine") (winning second prize at the festival "Sunčane Skale", held in Herceg Novi, now Montenegro).
The Serbian production house “BK Sound” purchased the rights to release Toše’s latest album in the former Yugoslavian republics, which led to his victory of the Oscar of Popularity in former Yugoslav republics for the year of 2000, and his sell-out shows in Skopje and Belgrade. Toše set off on an Australian tour along with other Macedonian singers in 2001.
After spending his time in recording studios in Athens, Greece, Toše released his third album "Ako me pogledneš vo oči" ("If You Look Into My Eyes") in Macedonian and Serbian. After the release, Toše went on a tour throughout Macedonia doing intense promotion. He also went to Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Bulgaria for further promotion. Toše won "Beovizija" in Belgrade on April 2003, with "Čija si" ("To whom do you belong?"), a song which became a huge hit in Macedonia and the other former republics.
Toše began his career when he decided to participate in the teenage festival “Melfest” in 1996. Following this public exposure, he was awarded in Prilep for his strong vocal capabilities, which led to his rise to fame when he participated in “Makfest” with the song “Pusti me"(“Let me go") in 1997. His fanbase quickly grew and he continued to make use of festivals such as “SkopjeFest” and “OhridFest” as a platform for promotion and publicity. Toše collaborated with one of Macedonia’s greatest lyricists and composers, Grigor Koprov, to produce some of the greatest hits of his career such as “Usni na Usni" ("Lips on Lips") and "Sonce vo Tvoite Rusi Kosi" ("The Sun in Your Golden Hair"). In 1999, he released his debut album, "Nekade vo Noćta" ("Somewhere in the Night"), which contained eleven tracks. In the summer of the same year, Toše performed his first solo concert in Skopje which, in spite of the rain, was unforgettable for all the fans.
In 2000, Toše participated in the Eurovision pre-selection for Macedonia in “SkopjeFest.” He participated with the song "Solzi Pravat Zlaten Prsten" ("Golden Ring made of Tears"), which won the televoting from the public despite overall finishing in third place, behind Karolina Gočeva, and the winners XXL. During that period, he began recording the tracks for his second album “Sinot Božji" ("The Son of God"), which was promoted by the end of June 2000. The album brought some great hits, like "Nemir" ("Restless") (a duet with Karolina Gočeva), "Vo Kosi da ti Spijam" ("Sleeping in Your Hair"), "Izlazi me Ušte Ednaš" ("Lie to Me One More Time"), as well as "Iluzija" ("Illusion") (Grand Prix at the festival "Slavianski Bazaar" in Vitebsk ) and "Tajno Moja" ("Secret of mine") (winning second prize at the festival "Sunčane Skale", held in Herceg Novi, now Montenegro).
The Serbian production house “BK Sound” purchased the rights to release Toše’s latest album in the former Yugoslavian republics, which led to his victory of the Oscar of Popularity in former Yugoslav republics for the year of 2000, and his sell-out shows in Skopje and Belgrade. Toše set off on an Australian tour along with other Macedonian singers in 2001.
After spending his time in recording studios in Athens, Greece, Toše released his third album "Ako me pogledneš vo oči" ("If You Look Into My Eyes") in Macedonian and Serbian. After the release, Toše went on a tour throughout Macedonia doing intense promotion. He also went to Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Bulgaria for further promotion. Toše won "Beovizija" in Belgrade on April 2003, with "Čija si" ("To whom do you belong?"), a song which became a huge hit in Macedonia and the other former republics.
To improve his singing, Toše, took classes in New York from maestro William Riley, who was also coach to famous maestro Luciano Pavarotti. When he returned, Toše held Humanitarian concerts throughout the Republic of Macedonia. He was awarded with the Mother Theresa Humanitarian Award and in 2003 he became a Regional UNICEF Ambassador.
In 2004, MKTV chose Toše to represent Macedonia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Istanbul, Turkey, and in February, he performed eight songs, where a jury, televote, and his own opinion chose the song. The song “Angel Si Ti” (“You’re an Angel”) was chosen by all three. In April, Toše released his album "Den Za Nas" ("A Day For Us"), which was a 2CD released featuring the eight songs from the Eurovision selection. In May, Toše finished 14th with the song "Life", which was the English version of “Angel Si Ti”. Prior to the contest he was popularized by reporters due to his tremendous opera singing ability, at his press conferences.
In 2004 he was named a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, and recorded the song "This World" which became the UNICEF anthem. Toše signed a contract with Dallas Records so his next album could be released in Croatia and Slovenia. To establish himself in these countries, Toše recorded “Krajnje Vreme” with Slovenian singer, Anja Rupel. In 2005, Toše’s fifth album “Po Tebe” (“After You”) was released all over ex-Yugoslavia. Po Tebe, is one of the most successful Balkan albums ever. It has been topping music charts for months in the Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
His latest work, Božilak (Rainbow), is a compilation of 14 selected traditional Macedonian songs. The artist is backed up by a symphonic orchestra on the album.In 2007,he released his latest album Igri bez Granici,firstly in Croatia and then in the rest of the Balkans.It was released under Croatian Records label for Croatia,City Records for Serbia and Avord Entertainment for Macedonian public.
In 2004, MKTV chose Toše to represent Macedonia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Istanbul, Turkey, and in February, he performed eight songs, where a jury, televote, and his own opinion chose the song. The song “Angel Si Ti” (“You’re an Angel”) was chosen by all three. In April, Toše released his album "Den Za Nas" ("A Day For Us"), which was a 2CD released featuring the eight songs from the Eurovision selection. In May, Toše finished 14th with the song "Life", which was the English version of “Angel Si Ti”. Prior to the contest he was popularized by reporters due to his tremendous opera singing ability, at his press conferences.
In 2004 he was named a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, and recorded the song "This World" which became the UNICEF anthem. Toše signed a contract with Dallas Records so his next album could be released in Croatia and Slovenia. To establish himself in these countries, Toše recorded “Krajnje Vreme” with Slovenian singer, Anja Rupel. In 2005, Toše’s fifth album “Po Tebe” (“After You”) was released all over ex-Yugoslavia. Po Tebe, is one of the most successful Balkan albums ever. It has been topping music charts for months in the Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
His latest work, Božilak (Rainbow), is a compilation of 14 selected traditional Macedonian songs. The artist is backed up by a symphonic orchestra on the album.In 2007,he released his latest album Igri bez Granici,firstly in Croatia and then in the rest of the Balkans.It was released under Croatian Records label for Croatia,City Records for Serbia and Avord Entertainment for Macedonian public.
Official Website:
mp3 files: Tose Proeski first song performed at Makfest Music Festival:http://download.yump3.eu/Macedonian_Makedonski_dfter2345354df5_123_123/music/T/Toshe%20Proevski%20-%20Nekade%20vo%20nokjta/Toshe%20Proeski%20-%2007%20-%20Pushti%20me%20-%20Nekade%20vo%20nokjta.mp3
Tose Proeski first Eurovision attempt:
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