About Ardit Gjebrea
Born 1963. Ardit Gjebrea is an Albanian composer, manager, singer and television presenter.
Ardit Gjebrea (born 7 June 1963) is an Albanian television presenter, singer-songwriter and producer, best known as the producer and host of the Sunday program E Diela Shqiptare and the annual music competition Kënga Magjike, both broadcast on TV Klan.
Life and career Gjebrea began singing at the age of five in Albanian children festivals, he was awarded prizes at local competitions for interpreting songs by Avni Mula such as "I ëmbël zëri i gjyshës" and "Kur këndoj për ty moj nënë" in the 1970s.
His first composition "E Shtrenjta Toka Ime" was interpreted by Liljana Kondakçi and the text was written by Radio Television Albania (RTSH) editor Zhuljana Jorganxhiu during the Spring Festival of 1987, although no surviving copy of the recording is publicly available according to researcher Nicolas Tochka. In 2005, he won the same prize with his song "Trëndelinë dhe këngë".
Gjebrea has released three albums throughout his career, beginning with the eponymous album Ardit Gjebrea in 2001. In 2005, he released Projekt Jon, a best-selling album in Albania. Projekt Jon showcased Gjebrea's artistic range as he merged influences of Albanian traditional music, Balkanic and Mediterranean sounds and instruments, as well as recent trends in international music. In 2005 he released "Trëndelinë dhe këngë".
Gjebrea has held some 250 concerts in Albania, as well as performances in the US, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, Greece, Romania, Turkey, Italy, Belgium and China.
His daughter, Anna Gjebrea, represented Albania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021. She also hosted the 2025 edition of Kënga Magjike alongside him.
Career as a presenter and producer Throughout his career, Gjebrea has presented and produced several TV shows including the Albanian TeleBingo, several editions of the annual Miss & Mister Albania, Dua më shumë Shqipërinë, Rokoloko, and Krishtlindje në Tiranë.
In 2011, Gjebrea was host of the Miss Europe Contest, held that year in Albania. In 2016, he hosted the 19th edition of the "Miss Model of the World" contest held in China.
Kënga Magjike Every year, in a process starting in June and ending in November, Gjebrea, through his production house JonMusic and in cooperation with Klan TV, finalizes production on Kënga Magjike, a festival of the contemporary music for artists from Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia and Montenegro. The first Kenga Magjike was produced in 1999, and the last edition took place in November 2016. Kënga Magjike is broadcast live in Albania by Klan TV, Ora News and STV, in Kosovo by RTV21, in Macedonia by Alsat and across the Balkans by the Bulgarian network Ballkanika Music Television.
E Diela Shqiptare
Since 2008, Gjebrea is the producer and host of E Diela Shqiptare (The Albanian Sunday), a Sunday afternoon show. E Diela Shqiptare includes debates, ballet, live music, performances, guests, sport results, and games.
Awards and nominations
Festivali i Këngës |2001 |"Ika Larg" First place |2005 |"Trëndelinë dhe këngë" First place |2007 |"E para letër" First place/As Singer |2008 |"Nuk mund të marrësh" First place/As Producer and writer Kult Awards |2006 |"Rreth zjarrit tënd" Album of the Year Videofest
Best Male Video The Most Popular Video Zhurma Show Awards
Best Song Best Album
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Who is Ardit Gjebrea?
Albanian singer
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Ardit Gjebrea was born on 7 July 1963 in Tirana.
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Ardit Gjebrea is a composer, manager, singer and television presenter.
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Ardit Gjebrea is Albanian.
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