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• Đorđe_Novković abstract "Đorđe Novković (Cyrillic: Ђорђе Новковић; September 2, 1943 – May 6, 2007) was a songwriter who was known for his work in SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia. He is also known as the father of popular singer Boris Novković.Novković was born in Šabac, Serbia.Yugoslavija to a Croatian/Serbian mixed couple, his father Vukašin was Serb and a violinist, so his musical talent was discovered very early, and he joined the musical school in Sarajevo at the age of 6. After graduating conducting from Musical Academy in Sarajevo, he founded a band Pro Arte during the fall of 1967.In 1968, his wife Ozana, a music professor by profession, gave birth to their son Boris, and the family moved to Zagreb, Croatia. Boris later became a rock singer-songwriter, but he split abruptly with his father at the age of 19.His first hit came in 1969 with the song "Više se neće vratiti" performed by Mišo Kovač and sold in half a million copies.In 1973, Pro Arte merged with another Sarajevo pop group Indexi, but the experiment lasted only several months. Pro Arte existed in continuity until 1980, as well as off-and-on throughout the 1980s. In 1989 Novković moved to live in Rovinj, Croatia.After Pro Arte, Đorđe Novković switched to writing songs, creating material for some of the hits of the former Yugoslavia. He collaborated with performers such as Mišo Kovač, Neda Ukraden, Zdravko Čolić, Duško Lokin, Đani Maršan, Tomislav Ivčić, Tereza Kesovija, Ivica Šerfezi, Gabi Novak, Srebrna krila and others.After death of Josip Broz Tito he wrote music for song "Druže Tito mi ti se kunemo" which was then performed by Zdravko Čolić which was then sold in 350000 copies.Novković composed music for the infamous thank-you schlager "Danke Deutschland" produced in January 1992 by Croatian state television as a show - widely perceived in rather dubious taste - of gratitude to Germany for their role in international recognition of their independence. ("...Thank you Germany, my soul is burning! Thank you Germany, for the lovely gift.")In 1993 he wrote the song "Don't Ever Cry" for Put, the first Croatian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest.Since 1997, he co-owned and managed the Croatia Records label, together with Miroslav Škoro. In 2000, he moved to Zagreb again.In 2003 Novković gained a lot of popularity as judge of Story Supernova Music Talents, a reality show for aspiring musicians similar to Popstars aired on Nova TV. The audience was amused by his sarcastic comments directed at contestants and his co-judge Miroslav Škoro, earning him a controversial reputation.He died suddenly at the age of 64, from an apparent stroke, in Zagreb. In a Roman Catholic funeral ceremony he was buried in Zagreb's Mirogoj Cemetery.".
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• Đorđe_Novković birthDate "1943-09-02".
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Bosnia_and_Herzegovina.
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Sarajevo.
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Serbia.Jugoslavija.
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Šabac.
• Đorđe_Novković birthYear "1943".
• Đorđe_Novković deathDate "2007-05-06".
• Đorđe_Novković deathPlace Croatia.
• Đorđe_Novković deathPlace Zagreb.
• Đorđe_Novković deathYear "2007".
• Đorđe_Novković occupation Songwriter.
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• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Bosnia_and_Herzegovina_people_of_Croatian_descent.
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• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Burials_at_Mirogoj_Cemetery.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Croatian_people_of_Serbian_descent.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Croatian_songwriters.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Idols_(TV_series)_judges.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_Sarajevo.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Category:Yugoslav_musicians.
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• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Danke_Deutschland.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Danke_Deutschland_(song).
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Dont_Ever_Cry.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Duško_Lokin.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Gabi_Novak.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Indexi.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Ivica_Šerfezi.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Josip_Broz_Tito.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Mirogoj_Cemetery.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Miroslav_Škoro.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Mišo_Kovač.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Neda_Ukraden.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Nova_TV_(Croatia).
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Popstars.
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• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia.
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• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Story_Supernova_Music_Talents.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Tereza_Kesovija.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Tomislav_Ivčić.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Violin.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Yugoslavia.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Zagreb.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Zdravko_Čolić.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Đani_Maršan.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLink Šabac.
• Đorđe_Novković wikiPageWikiLinkText "Đorđe Novković".
• Đorđe_Novković background "non_performing_personnel".
• Đorđe_Novković birthDate "1943-09-02".
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Serbia.Jugoslavija.
• Đorđe_Novković birthPlace Šabac.
• Đorđe_Novković dateOfBirth "1943-09-02".
• Đorđe_Novković dateOfDeath "2007-05-06".
• Đorđe_Novković deathDate "2007-05-06".
• Đorđe_Novković deathPlace Croatia.
• Đorđe_Novković deathPlace Zagreb.
• Đorđe_Novković genre "Pop music".
• Đorđe_Novković hasPhotoCollection Đorđe_Novković.
• Đorđe_Novković name "Novkovic, Dorde".
• Đorđe_Novković name "Đorđe Novković".
• Đorđe_Novković occupation Songwriter.
• Đorđe_Novković placeOfBirth Bosnia_and_Herzegovina.
• Đorđe_Novković placeOfBirth Sarajevo.
• Đorđe_Novković placeOfDeath Croatia.
• Đorđe_Novković placeOfDeath Zagreb.
• Đorđe_Novković shortDescription "Croatian songwriter".
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• Đorđe_Novković yearsActive "1967".
• Đorđe_Novković description "Croatian songwriter".
• Đorđe_Novković description "Croatian songwriter".

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