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Olivera Vuco, née Vukotic, also known as Olivera Katarina and Olivera Petrovic born on March 5, 1940, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, now Serbia is an actress and singer from Serbia, very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. She studied at the academy for theatre, film, radio and television in Belgrade. Started her career as a student with a major role as Koštana in a same name play in a National Theatre in Belgrade. There she met Vuk Vuco, a theatre critic whom she later married. For a role in Goya - oder Der arge Weg der Erkenntnis in 1971 (as Olivera...

Ekatarina Velika ("Catherine the Great", named after Catherine II of Russia, also called EKV for short) was one of the most successful and influential rock/New Wave bands from Yugoslavia. The core of the band consisted of singer/guitarist Milan Mladenović, keyboardist Margita Stefanović and bassist Bojan Pečar, with other members only remaining with the band for shorter periods. Beginning: Ekatarina Velika, initially named Katarina II, was formed in February 1982 following the breakup of Šarlo Akrobata, the influential Yugoslav New Wave threepiece from Belgrade, Serbia. Milan Mladenović and bassist Dušan Kojić Koja, driving forces behind Šarlo Akrobata, had a falling-out that...

KATARÍNA KNECHTOVÁ (* March 14, 1981) is a Slovak solo singer, composer, songwriter and guitarist. By the end of 2008, she worked with musical groups in Prešov named PEHA. BIOGRAPHY: She was born 03/14/1981 in Prešov (east Slovakia). Basic attended art school in Prešov - piano. As a 15-year-old became the vocalist Slovak band IMT Smile. In 1997 was founded with Martin Migas (drummer) and Karol Sivák (guitarist) new Slovak group PEHA. In 1999 their first debut album is "Niečo sa chystá" become the Discovery of 1999 in Slovakia. The band released the successful album "Krajinou" and "Experiment" In 2005,...