Marina Tucaković

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Marina Tucaković (Serbian: Марина Туцаковић) is a Serbian lyricist who has written several hit albums in former Yugoslavia and more than 4,000 songs. She is a known collaborator with Lepa Brena, Ceca and Jelena Karleuša, among others. She has composed the lyrics of the Serbian entries for Eurovision Song Contest 2010 ("Ovo Je Balkan"),^[1] 2012 ("Nije ljubav stvar") and 2013 ("Ljubav je svuda").

Before she oriented towards folk music, she collaborated with pop, rock and new wave artists, such as Slađana Milošević, Oliver Mandić and Zana. In 1987, Dutch singer Piet Veerman (former member of the popular Dutch band The Cats) had a number one hit in The Netherlands with the single "Sailin' Home", which was a translation of one Tucaković's songs. It became the biggest selling single of the year in The Netherlands.

Selected discography[]

• "Protiv nas su svi", Jadranka Stojakovic (1976)
• "Ljuljaj me nežno", Oliver Mandić (1978)
• "Ti samo budi dovoljno daleko", Generacija 5 (1979)
• "Stakleni hotel", Divlje jagode (1981)
• "Dodirni mi kolena", Zana (1982)
• "Pile moje", Lepa Brena (1984)
• Zora je..., Neda Ukraden (1985)
• "Hajde da se volimo", Lepa Brena (1986)
• "Četiri godine, Lepa Brena (1989)
• "Dolaze nam bolji dani", Dragana Mirković (1992)
• "Kukavica", Ceca (1993)
• "Gori more", Željko Šašić (1994)
• "Fatalna ljubav", Ceca (1995)
• "Opet imam razlog da živim", Ana Bekuta (1996)
• "Luda za tobom", Lepa Brena (1996)
• "Emotivna luda", Ceca (1996)
• "Maskarada", Ceca (1997)
• "Lična karta", Aca Lukas (1998)
• "Gili, gili", Jelena Karleuša (1999)
• "Ceca 2000", Ceca (1999)
• "Lopov", Indira Radić (2002)
• "Januar", Ana Nikolić (2003)
• "Zmaj", Indira Radić (2004)
• "Mahi, mahi", Viki Miljković (2005)
• "Idealno loša", Ceca (2006)
• "Uđi slobodno...", Lepa Brena (2008)
• "JK Revolution", Jelena Karleuša (2008)
• "Muštuluk", Haris Džinović (2009)
• "Mafia Caffé", Ana Nikolić (2010)
• "Diva", Jelena Karleuša (2012)
• "Poziv", Ceca (2013)
• "Labilna", Ana Nikolić (2016)
• "Original", Nataša Bekvalac (2016)
• "Boginja", Milica Pavlović (2016)
• "Promjena", Amar Gile (2018)
• "Veran", Aca Lukas (2018)

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