About Maja Nikolić
Born 1975. Maja Nikolić is a Serbian and Yugoslav singer and talent agent.
Marija Nikolić (, born 11 April 1975), better known as Maja Nikolić, is a Serbian singer and reality television personality. Born and raised in Niš, she pursued a singing career in the early 90s by competing on music festivals. Nikolić has released six studio albums.
Career in music In February 1994, Nikolić rose to prominence by competing on the International Music Fair (MESAM) in Belgrade with "Odlazi", winning three first prizes. The following year, she released her debut album Sad me pronađi under PGP-RTS. Nikolić has cited singer Maja Odžaklijevska as her musical influence and supporter during her beginnings. In May 1998, she participated on the Slavianski Bazar in Odesa, Ukraine and Saratov, Russia where she sung "Više nisi moj" and "Đelem, Đelem", arranged by her frequent collaborator Vladimir Graić and Željko Joksimović. As the winner, Nikolić performed at the Red Square. Also in 1998, she released her second album Uzmi me, which was promoted with her first solo concert in Sava Centar, held in February 1999.
Following her third album Iz inata, released in 2000, Nikolić left Serbia and moved to the United States where she performed at Harry's Velvet Room in downtown Chicago, Illinois. She also served as the opening act at Diana Ross' charity concert for disabled children at the China Club in New York City. Nikolić also performed "Something To Talk About" from the 2002 movie About A Boy at the 7th Golden Satellite Awards.
Personal life Nikolić stated that she graduated from the Svetozar Marković Grammar School in Niš and later attended the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in Los Angeles.
She has two sons.
Discography Studio albums Sad Me Pronađi (1995) Uzmi Me (1998) Iz Inata (2000) Za Moju Dušu (2006) Crveno (2011) Zemlja Čuda (2018)
Music festivals
MESAM (1994) - "Odlazi" Beogradsko proleće (1994) - "Napustio si sve" Sunčane skale (1994) - "Baš sam se zaljubila" Budvanski festival (1994) - "Milion suza" MESAM (1996) - "Svaki sam tren tebi suđena" Beogradsko proleće (1998) - "Ne traži me više" Slavianski Bazar (1998) - "Više nisi moj" and "Đelem, đelem" Sunčane skale (1998) - "Varali me svi" Zrenjaninski festival (2003) - "Bolesna" Golden Satellite (2003) - "Something To Talk About" Sunčane skale (2005) - "Stoti put" Radijski festival (2006) - "Pokloni se" Budvanski festival (2007) - "Delirijum" Ohridski festival (2008) - "Samo za tvoje oči" Vrnjačka banja (2012) - "Glas" Ohridski festival (2017) - "Suvenir"
Eurovision Song Contest national selection Beovizija (2003) - "Granica" Beovizija (2004) - "Otrov u malim bočicama" (feat. Ceca Slavković); 19th place Evropesma (2006) - "Kad ti treba"; 13th place Beovizija (2007) - "Ja znam da ti me ne voliš"; 14th place Beosong (2013) - Blagoslov"; 11th place Beovizija (2018) - "Zemlja čuda"; 10th place Pesma za Evroviziju '25 (2025) - "Žali srce moje"; failed to qualify for the final
Filmography +List of television appearances of Maja Nikolić Year Title Role Notes 2003 Beovizija Herself 20th place 2004 19th place 2006 13th place 2007 14th place 2009Farma Season 1, 4th place 2011 Dvor Disqualified 2013 Veliki Brat VIP Season 5, evicted Beosong Failed to qualify 2015 Farma Season 6, 6th place 2016–2017 Pinkove Zvezde Season 3, judge 2018 Beovizija 10th place 2025 Pesma za Evroviziju '25 Failed to qualify
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Who is Maja Nikolić?
Serbian singer
When was Maja Nikolić born?
Maja Nikolić was born on 11 April 1975 in Niš.
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Maja Nikolić is a singer and talent agent.
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Maja Nikolić is Serbian and Yugoslav.
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