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Martina Majerle

b. 1980

Croatian singer

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Born 1980. Martina Majerle is a Croatian singer.

Martina Majerle (born 2 May 1980) is a Croatian singer of Croatian descent but her grandfather was from Slovenia. Majerle represented Slovenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 in Moscow, Russia with the string quartet Quartissimo with the song "Love Symphony". in Royal Albert Hall (London), Tereza Kesovija Nina Badrić, Toni Cetinski, Doris Dragović, Radojka Šverko, Maja Blagdan, as well as bands Novi Fosili, Parni Valjak etc.

Eurovision Song Contest Martina has performed at the Eurovision Song Contest eight times: in 2003 with the Croatian representative Claudia Beni, in 2007 with the Slovene representative Alenka Gotar, in 2008 with the Montenegrin representative Stefan Filipović, in 2009 as a lead singer with the string quartet Quartissimo with the song "Love Symphony", in 2011 with the Slovene representative Maja Keuc, in 2012 with the Slovene representative Eva Boto, in 2014 with the Montenegrin representative Sergej Ćetković, and in 2016 with the Croatian representative Nina Kraljić.

Career in Slovenia In 2009, Martina Majerle, in collaboration with Quartissimo, emerged victorious in the Slovenian national selection for Eurovision Song Contest, EMA 2009, triumphing with their composition titled "Love Symphony," consequently securing the honor of representing Slovenia at the Eurovision 2009 held in Moscow, Russia.

In 2013 Martina Majerle successfully collaborated with Slovene songwriter Dare Kaurič, with whom she released several songs in Slovenian, just as Čokolada in vanilija, Luna nad obalo and Rain In The Desert (Mr. Darwin Chill). In 2015, she competed at the Slovenian preselection EMA 2015, for the Eurovision Song Contest, with a song Alive.

In 2018, Majerle collaborated with POP TV on the Slovenian edition of Strictly Come Dancing, as a singer.

In 2022, Martina Majerle announced that she will be a part of Slovenian edition of Your Face Sounds Familiar.

In 2023, Martina Majerle collaborated with Dare Kaurič on his album "Muzika za ples," contributing her vocals alongside Dare in the track titled "Koliba iz bambusa."

Singles

Title YearAlbum "Love Symphony (feat. Quartissimo)"2009non-album song "Kalimba de Luna (feat. Chrisma Project, Mr. B)"2010non-album song "Caravan of Love (feat. Chrisma Project, Mr. B)"2010non-album song "Neka se dogodi čudo"2011non-album song "Čokolada in Vanilija (feat. Dare Kaurič)"2012non-album song "Luna nad obalo"2013non-album song "Alive"2015non-album song "Teče, teče rečina"2017non-album song "Na Trsatu"2018non-album song "Međimurska voda sveta"2018non-album song "More j' z morun"2018non-album song "Leja le lej"2019non-album song "Rain In The Desert"2019non-album song "Volin kad si tu"2020non-album song "Dajen ti besedu (feat. Klapa Tić)"2020non-album song "Vrijeme je na našoj strani"2021non-album song "Sebi dovoljan (feat. Matija Dedić)"2021non-album song "Stori malo mesta za me"2023non-album song"Oblak (feat. Sandro Bastiančić)"2024non-album song

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Martina Majerle?

Croatian singer

When was Martina Majerle born?

Martina Majerle was born on 2 May 1980 in Rijeka.

What is Martina Majerle's occupation?

Martina Majerle is a singer.

What nationality is Martina Majerle?

Martina Majerle is Croatian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Martina Majerle

· Wikidata: Q270086

· DBpedia: Martina Majerle

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