Adelina Ismajli

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Adelina Ismaijli at a gay parade in Kosovo, 2018

Adelina Ismajli (born December 14, 1979 in Pristina , Yugoslavia , today Kosovo ), also Adelina Ismaili , is a Kosovar-Albanian pop singer and a photo model . It is particularly popular in the Albanian-speaking Western Balkans and among the Albanian diaspora .

Career

Adelina Ismajli was known as Miss Kosovo in 1997 . She subsequently released seven music albums.

Stylistically, Ismajli's music can be classified between turbo-folk and pop music . Her texts, in which she sometimes advocated the independence of Kosovo , for example Uragan Çohen Krenarët , Ushtrinë Time Do ta Bej , Në Kosovë Luhet Kumorë and Skenderbe , are partly Albanian-nationalist and militaristic. In 2004 she promoted the presidential candidate Ibrahim Rugova .

Ismajli's music, as well as her appearance, is widely reviewed in the Kosovar tabloid press. In 2009, Ardit Gjebrea referred to Adelina as the “Diva of Albanian Music” at the Kënga Magjike 2009 Song Contest , where she performed the song Nuk Ngec .

Discography

Albums

  • 1996: 100% Zeshkane
  • 2000: Nuk Jam Seks Bombë
  • 2002: Prej Fillimit
  • 2005: Mbretëreshë E Robëreshë
  • 2007: Feniks

Singles

  • 1996: Shko
  • 1996: Me Motor
  • 1996: 100% Zeshkane
  • 1996: Po nanës Tendë Çka i Bana
  • 1996: Ushtrinë Time Do ta Bej
  • 1996: Sajzeza ( Feat.Elita 5 )
  • 1998: Shko në RS
  • 1999: Lavdi Ushtari Im
  • 1999: Uragan Çohen Krenarët
  • 1999: Martesa
  • 2000: Sonte
  • 2000: Amaneti
  • 2000: You are my Angel
  • 2000: Fuck the Government
  • 2000: Largohu nga Frajeri im
  • 2000: Sex Bombë
  • 2002: Mos ma ndal
  • 2002: Dil E Shij Moj Bije
  • 2003: Skenderbe
  • 2003: Në Kosovë Luhet Kumorë (Ft.Tingulli 3nt)
  • 2005: Dy Motra një Frajer

(Ft.Zanfina Ismajli)

  • 2006: Mirëdita
  • 2007: Diva
  • 2008: Trimit Tim
  • 2009: Tribalb
  • 2010: Urdhër i Ri
  • 2011: Love You More ft. Faudel
  • 2012: Ku Ma Ke
  • 2014: Karma
  • 2018: T'Iqja

Filmography

  • 2000/01: IRA
  • 2005: Qumili - Urime 8 Marsi 2005 ("Qumil - Happy March 8, 2005")
  • 2005: Ditari i Stupcave
  • 2008: Promovimi i Albumit Feniks

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Ћирјаковић, Зоран: "Турбофолк као бренд" , НИН 2808, October 21, 2004.
  2. ^ Media Analysis. (PDF; 290 kB) UNMIK, October 14, 2004, archived from the original on September 30, 2007 ; accessed on January 16, 2014 (English).
personal data
SURNAME Ismajli, Adelina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ismaili, Adelina
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Kosovar pop singer and photo model
DATE OF BIRTH December 14, 1979
PLACE OF BIRTH Pristina , Yugoslavia