6/26/2007 - Nexhat Daci LDD
Nexhat Daci. 1985- American Chemical Society - Regular Member ; 1987 — European Academy for Environment , Tybigen, Germany – Regular Member; 1994- The Academy of Science and Arts of Kosovo (ASAK) – Regular Member ; Participation in Congresses, Conferences, Symposiums in USA, UK, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Albania, Kosovo. Published : School Textbooks for primary and secondary school, and University – 10 of them ; Scientific projects – 120 of them. Other Activities : 1970-1972 — Manager of the Chemistry Section in the University of Priština; 1970 - Professor in the University of Priština, Faculty of Chemistry; 1992 —2001 — Member of Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo; 1992- – Member of the General Council of the Democratic League of Kosovo, since its inception; 1994 — 1998 — General Secretary of the The Academy of Science and Arts of Kosovo (ASAK); 1998 — 2002 — President of the The Academy of Science and Arts of Kosovo (ASAK); 2001 - 2006 — Speaker of the Assembly of KosovoNexhat Daci LDD
6/22/2007 - Adelina Ismaili
Adelina Ismajli (her surname is also spelled Ismaili) was born on 14 December 1979 in Prishtina, Kosova, She is one the most popular female Albanian pop artists throughout Albania, Kosova, the Republic of Macedonia and in the ethnic Albanian villages of Malesia(in Montenegro).
Ismajli is best known for her controversial and politically charged songs and lyrics, including “Uragan Çohen Krenaret,” “Në Kosovë Luhet Kumorë,” and “Skenderbe.” She is also highly recognized as a sex symbol for her outrageous and sexually provocative videos and performances on Albanian local television stations
Ismajli’s records, including four chart-topping albums (100% Zeshkane, S'jam Sex Bombe, Prej Fillimit, and Mbretereshe E Robereshe), have become instant successes and best sellers in Albania, Kosovo, Malësia, and the United States
In an early 2006 interview, Adelina dismissed claims that Albanian musicians had developed a habit of taking tunes from the neighbouring Balkan languages, as is often the case across the region. In an outspoken appearance, she gave evidence that in cases where the Albanian tune matched that of the neighbouring version, it had mostly been the Albanian which was original.
Ismajli also has a younger sister, Zanfina Ismajli, who is also a singer.
Adelina was crowned "Miss Kosovo", an Albanian held beauty pageant, in 1997
Adelina Ismaili refutes allegations according to which, albanian singers are copying their songs from their ballkan neighbors and beyond. In contrary, she claims that, though that can be true in fewer instances, in many cases can be proven that albanian songs were subject to plagiarism by others
Adelina Ismaili
Adelina Ismajli (her surname is also spelled Ismaili) was born on 14 December 1979 in Prishtina, Kosova, She is one the most popular female Albanian pop artists throughout Albania, Kosova, the Republic of Macedonia and in the ethnic Albanian villages of Malesia(in Montenegro).
Ismajli is best known for her controversial and politically charged songs and lyrics, including “Uragan Çohen Krenaret,” “Në Kosovë Luhet Kumorë,” and “Skenderbe.” She is also highly recognized as a sex symbol for her outrageous and sexually provocative videos and performances on Albanian local television stations
Ismajli’s records, including four chart-topping albums (100% Zeshkane, S'jam Sex Bombe, Prej Fillimit, and Mbretereshe E Robereshe), have become instant successes and best sellers in Albania, Kosovo, Malësia, and the United States
In an early 2006 interview, Adelina dismissed claims that Albanian musicians had developed a habit of taking tunes from the neighbouring Balkan languages, as is often the case across the region. In an outspoken appearance, she gave evidence that in cases where the Albanian tune matched that of the neighbouring version, it had mostly been the Albanian which was original.
Ismajli also has a younger sister, Zanfina Ismajli, who is also a singer.
Adelina was crowned "Miss Kosovo", an Albanian held beauty pageant, in 1997
Adelina Ismaili refutes allegations according to which, albanian singers are copying their songs from their ballkan neighbors and beyond. In contrary, she claims that, though that can be true in fewer instances, in many cases can be proven that albanian songs were subject to plagiarism by others
8/1/2006 - Alketa Vejsiu
Yesterday, on the 8th of March 2006, Alketa Vejsiu, one of the AMC images, was the special invitee of AMC Love Radio. She was taken an interview, as part of the interviews that are being organized every Wednesday at AMC
Love Radio. Last Wednesday the athlete Klodiana Shala during the same program broadcasted live by AMC Love Radio
gave interesting details regarding her professional and private live, whereas two weeks ago, 4 members of the polyphonic band performing at the Festival of Sanremo along with Ana Oxa, a project sponsored by AMC, were the special invitees before leaving for Italy.
Alketa Vejsiu’s career as a presenter at Top Albania Radio was quickly followed by her appearance as a TV presenter. “The little genius”, “The best 100 songs of the century”,“Mr. and Ms. Albania 2005” were all presented by the showgirl Vejsiu. At the same time her performances as a singer has been very well accepted by the Albanian audience. It’s been less than a year that Alketa is the image of AMC, whereas her experience with this company has begun two years ago, when due to her communication skills she started working at the Marketing Department as a coordinator for the youth projects.
These details along with her future plans for the launch of a new album to be soon promoted with one of the duets of Alketa with Mirjam Cami, the famous singer of Preluders (a well known German band), were all revealed during the interview at AMC Love Radio, where Alketa didn’t forget to express her pleasure of being the image of AMC, which, as she said, does not give her only financial security, but makes her feel proud of representing a visionary company with a very good reputation in Albania.
Alketa Vejsiu
Yesterday, on the 8th of March 2006, Alketa Vejsiu, one of the AMC images, was the special invitee of AMC Love Radio. She was taken an interview, as part of the interviews that are being organized every Wednesday at AMC
Love Radio. Last Wednesday the athlete Klodiana Shala during the same program broadcasted live by AMC Love Radio
gave interesting details regarding her professional and private live, whereas two weeks ago, 4 members of the polyphonic band performing at the Festival of Sanremo along with Ana Oxa, a project sponsored by AMC, were the special invitees before leaving for Italy.
Alketa Vejsiu’s career as a presenter at Top Albania Radio was quickly followed by her appearance as a TV presenter. “The little genius”, “The best 100 songs of the century”,“Mr. and Ms. Albania 2005” were all presented by the showgirl Vejsiu. At the same time her performances as a singer has been very well accepted by the Albanian audience. It’s been less than a year that Alketa is the image of AMC, whereas her experience with this company has begun two years ago, when due to her communication skills she started working at the Marketing Department as a coordinator for the youth projects.
These details along with her future plans for the launch of a new album to be soon promoted with one of the duets of Alketa with Mirjam Cami, the famous singer of Preluders (a well known German band), were all revealed during the interview at AMC Love Radio, where Alketa didn’t forget to express her pleasure of being the image of AMC, which, as she said, does not give her only financial security, but makes her feel proud of representing a visionary company with a very good reputation in Albania.
8/1/2006 - Vesa Luma
The concert “I love you” wished all Albanians on lovers’ day and all those who did not have the chance to enjoy it in the Palace of Congress, watched it from TV. Broadcasted not only in Albania but also abroad through satellite this show offered pleasurable moments even to Albanians living outside the country. Thirty songs transmitted to the audience the message “I love you” in several languages. “I will always love you” performed this time not from Whitney Huston but Enkelejda Kodra, “Per mua ishe ti” from Aurora, “Nushu ime” from Elvana Gjata, and “Te kam dashur shume” from Vesa Luma were some of the songs performed during this show.
Vesa Luma
The concert “I love you” wished all Albanians on lovers’ day and all those who did not have the chance to enjoy it in the Palace of Congress, watched it from TV. Broadcasted not only in Albania but also abroad through satellite this show offered pleasurable moments even to Albanians living outside the country. Thirty songs transmitted to the audience the message “I love you” in several languages. “I will always love you” performed this time not from Whitney Huston but Enkelejda Kodra, “Per mua ishe ti” from Aurora, “Nushu ime” from Elvana Gjata, and “Te kam dashur shume” from Vesa Luma were some of the songs performed during this show.
7/30/2006 - Klodian Qafoku
Klodian Qafoku was born on 08 March 1980. Between 1999 and 2003 he studied at the Music Faculty in Tirana and graduated as a composer.
Professional experience
- September 2003: Harmony Ass. Pedagogue in Art Academy, Music Faculty, Composition Department, Tirana
- February 2004: Scientist in Folk Institute, Ethnomusicology Department, SCIENCES AKADEMY, Tirana
Career
- 2000 & 2001: Albania New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA”, Tirana
- April 2002: Contemporary International Festival, Prishtina New Musical Scene, Kosovo
- June 2002: The First Price in Albanian New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA” with “Çamëria”, a work for string quintet, Tirana
- 2003: Workshop with German composer Wolfgang Hufschmidt, Tirana
- 2003: Workshop with music publisher “ARTES”, Tirana
- May 2004: Third Price in Albanian New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA” with “E qarë & Valle” for flute, clarinet, violoncello and piano, Tirana
- 18 December 2005: First Price (as a composer) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”, Tirana
Floran Kondi
Floran Kondi was born on 28 February 1979. In 2002 he graduated from the Art Scenic Faculty of the Art Academy Tirana as producer.
Career
- 2002: Millenium Price in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 2003: The Public Price in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 2004: The First Price (as author) in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 18 December 2005: The First Price (as author) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”
Klodian Qafoku
Klodian Qafoku was born on 08 March 1980. Between 1999 and 2003 he studied at the Music Faculty in Tirana and graduated as a composer.
Professional experience
- September 2003: Harmony Ass. Pedagogue in Art Academy, Music Faculty, Composition Department, Tirana
- February 2004: Scientist in Folk Institute, Ethnomusicology Department, SCIENCES AKADEMY, Tirana
Career
- 2000 & 2001: Albania New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA”, Tirana
- April 2002: Contemporary International Festival, Prishtina New Musical Scene, Kosovo
- June 2002: The First Price in Albanian New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA” with “Çamëria”, a work for string quintet, Tirana
- 2003: Workshop with German composer Wolfgang Hufschmidt, Tirana
- 2003: Workshop with music publisher “ARTES”, Tirana
- May 2004: Third Price in Albanian New Music Festival, New Composers' Competition “Çesk ZADEJA” with “E qarë & Valle” for flute, clarinet, violoncello and piano, Tirana
- 18 December 2005: First Price (as a composer) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”, Tirana
Floran Kondi
Floran Kondi was born on 28 February 1979. In 2002 he graduated from the Art Scenic Faculty of the Art Academy Tirana as producer.
Career
- 2002: Millenium Price in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 2003: The Public Price in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 2004: The First Price (as author) in the Magic Song Festival, Tirana
- 18 December 2005: The First Price (as author) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”
7/30/2006 - Luiz Ejlli
Luiz Ejlli will represent Albania in the Semi Final at the 51st Eurovision Song Contest in Athens, Greece. He will perform the song „Zjarr e ftohte“ (Fire and cold) written by Klodian Qafoku (music) and Dr. Flori (lyrics).
In the national Final, Luiz Ejlli was the winner out of 20 participants. Era Rusi came second with „Nuk je ëndërr“, Evis Mula came third with „Ku ta gjej unë këngën“.
Luiz Ejlli is the third Eurovision representative but the first male artist from Albania.
Here are more details about Luiz:
Luiz Ejllli is born on 12 July 1985 in Shkodra. Between 1991 and 2002 he attended the “Prenk Jakova” secondary school in Shkodra.
Career
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1995: The Best Voice Price in “ Child National Festival”, Shkodra
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1998: Soloist in “Gold Repertoire Chorus”, Shkodra
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1999: Soloist (Tenor) in “Prenk Jakova” polyphonyc chorus, Shkodra
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2004: The First Price in “Idol’s” show, Tirana
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2005: The second price (as a singer) in the 43th Albanian TV Music Festival with “The moon and the stars are loving”, Tirana
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2006: Participant in the “Gold Microphone Festival” with “Morning”, Tirana
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18 December 2005: First Price (as a singer) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”
Luiz Ejlli
Luiz Ejlli will represent Albania in the Semi Final at the 51st Eurovision Song Contest in Athens, Greece. He will perform the song „Zjarr e ftohte“ (Fire and cold) written by Klodian Qafoku (music) and Dr. Flori (lyrics).
In the national Final, Luiz Ejlli was the winner out of 20 participants. Era Rusi came second with „Nuk je ëndërr“, Evis Mula came third with „Ku ta gjej unë këngën“.
Luiz Ejlli is the third Eurovision representative but the first male artist from Albania.
Here are more details about Luiz:
Luiz Ejllli is born on 12 July 1985 in Shkodra. Between 1991 and 2002 he attended the “Prenk Jakova” secondary school in Shkodra.
Career
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1995: The Best Voice Price in “ Child National Festival”, Shkodra
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1998: Soloist in “Gold Repertoire Chorus”, Shkodra
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1999: Soloist (Tenor) in “Prenk Jakova” polyphonyc chorus, Shkodra
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2004: The First Price in “Idol’s” show, Tirana
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2005: The second price (as a singer) in the 43th Albanian TV Music Festival with “The moon and the stars are loving”, Tirana
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2006: Participant in the “Gold Microphone Festival” with “Morning”, Tirana
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18 December 2005: First Price (as a singer) in the 44th Albanian TV Music Festival with “Fire and Cold”
7/26/2006 - Ardit Gjebrea
The same year he produces "A Choir in Heaven" by Kammerton
First production with Ardit Gjebrea, the song "Jon" wins the Tirana Song Festival in a crucial political moment for Albania.
The song becomes an anthem for the suffering Albanians bound to leave their county in search of basics for survivor.
1994 "Portrait" - a compilation album with all his hits.
1996 Produces "Projekt Jon" one of his favourite albums ever.
1997 From the merging of Lunatic S.r.l and Cresus Enterprises S.n.c birth of Softworks Snc,
a new company with a big catalog and a great structure.
The same year he produces "Viewpoint" a compilation album with songs which have never been released or created as
singles but have a special meaning in his "viewpoint".
1998 In co operation with Sandro Nasonte and his "Remix" distribution company he brings up a certain number of labels specialised in the
dance, techno, underground and rave areas which will be seminal for the Roman dance scene. Labels like "Mystic","Oneiric" and "Sysmo" and Djs like
2004 Produces Ardit Gjebrea's solo album "Jakujam"
Of course he's been involved in numerous projects and productions during the nineties and still is working
as a producer, arranger, song writer and studio manager.
He is currently touring and making concerts on a regular basis around the world
2006 Softworks makes new digital distribution agreements and will soon be online with it's catalog.
Also a ... new single is on it's way
Ardit Gjebrea the successful Albanian showman, songwriter and singer, during an interview given exclusively for the AMC Love Radio unveiled interesting details of his latest collaboration with Oxa, as part of her performance on the stage of the 56th edition of the Sanremo Festival. The song of Oksa, entitled “Processo a me stessa”, featuring many Albanian music elements, was considered by all as the surprise of the Festival. And of course, the Albanian polyphonic band performing along with the Italian singer, made the song even more fascinating.
“Even though the song of Oksa wasn’t rated among the best ones in the final classification, she achieved to be the focus of the media attention. During the post festival days the Albanian polyphonic band was invited in many Italian TV and radio programs, such as RAI 1, RAI 2, Rette A etc” said Gjebrea.
While commenting on his collaboration with AMC, which was the sponsor of the Albanian polyphonic band’s participation in Sanremo, Gjebrea stressed out that it has been always a pleasure for him to enjoy the support of this prestigious company in Albania. “Being sponsored by AMC isn’t just a privilege. I feel obliged to deserve this support by offering the Albanian public valuable shows, songs and albums. Our collaboration has achieved to have a long lasted success thanks to the mutual exchange of values” ended Gjebrea his interview broadcasted live by AMC Love Radio.
Ardit Gjebrea
The same year he produces "A Choir in Heaven" by Kammerton
First production with Ardit Gjebrea, the song "Jon" wins the Tirana Song Festival in a crucial political moment for Albania.
The song becomes an anthem for the suffering Albanians bound to leave their county in search of basics for survivor.
1994 "Portrait" - a compilation album with all his hits.
1996 Produces "Projekt Jon" one of his favourite albums ever.
1997 From the merging of Lunatic S.r.l and Cresus Enterprises S.n.c birth of Softworks Snc,
a new company with a big catalog and a great structure.
The same year he produces "Viewpoint" a compilation album with songs which have never been released or created as
singles but have a special meaning in his "viewpoint".
1998 In co operation with Sandro Nasonte and his "Remix" distribution company he brings up a certain number of labels specialised in the
dance, techno, underground and rave areas which will be seminal for the Roman dance scene. Labels like "Mystic","Oneiric" and "Sysmo" and Djs like
2004 Produces Ardit Gjebrea's solo album "Jakujam"
Of course he's been involved in numerous projects and productions during the nineties and still is working
as a producer, arranger, song writer and studio manager.
He is currently touring and making concerts on a regular basis around the world
2006 Softworks makes new digital distribution agreements and will soon be online with it's catalog.
Also a ... new single is on it's way
Ardit Gjebrea the successful Albanian showman, songwriter and singer, during an interview given exclusively for the AMC Love Radio unveiled interesting details of his latest collaboration with Oxa, as part of her performance on the stage of the 56th edition of the Sanremo Festival. The song of Oksa, entitled “Processo a me stessa”, featuring many Albanian music elements, was considered by all as the surprise of the Festival. And of course, the Albanian polyphonic band performing along with the Italian singer, made the song even more fascinating.
“Even though the song of Oksa wasn’t rated among the best ones in the final classification, she achieved to be the focus of the media attention. During the post festival days the Albanian polyphonic band was invited in many Italian TV and radio programs, such as RAI 1, RAI 2, Rette A etc” said Gjebrea.
While commenting on his collaboration with AMC, which was the sponsor of the Albanian polyphonic band’s participation in Sanremo, Gjebrea stressed out that it has been always a pleasure for him to enjoy the support of this prestigious company in Albania. “Being sponsored by AMC isn’t just a privilege. I feel obliged to deserve this support by offering the Albanian public valuable shows, songs and albums. Our collaboration has achieved to have a long lasted success thanks to the mutual exchange of values” ended Gjebrea his interview broadcasted live by AMC Love Radio.
6/5/2006 - Nora Istrefi
Music Video Fest 2006 Is Another popular albanian music festival (albanian music industry is booming!), held in Prishtina (capital city of Kosova) every year around April (started 2003), where best music video clips of previous year are judged in 16 categories. Fest is organised by Errold Belegu and the coauthor of the original idea, Teuta Krasniqi. In this year's Video Fest 2006, held in the "National Theatre" in Prishtina, on 24th April 2006, Nora Istrefi was voted "Best Pop" with her video clip "Negativ". You can watch below a short interview of Nora Istrefi by RTK's "Amazing Be Njeri". Enjoy! For Mor Info About Nora Istrefi Visit ..
Best Pop to Nora Istrefi - Video Fest 2006 Tuesday, May 02, 2006 Music Video Fest 2006 is another popular albanian music festival (albanian music industry is booming!), held in Prishtina (capital city of Kosova) every year around April (started 2003), where best music video clips of previous year are judged in 16 categories. Fest is organised by Errold Belegu and the coauthor of the original idea, Teuta Krasniqi. In this year's Video Fest 2006, held in the "National Theatre" in Prishtina, on 24th April 2006, Nora Istrefi was voted "Best Pop" with her video clip "Negativ". You can watch below a short interview of Nora Istrefi by RTK's "Amazing Be Njeri". Enjoy! posted by Teni @ 1:41 PM 0 comments Nora Istrefi Video Nuk Mundem Top Fest 3 Thursday, April 27, 2006 Nora Video Klip - Nuk Mundem - Top Fest 3 posted by Teni @ 3:12 AM 0 comments Digitalb Award to Nora Istrefi - Top Fest 3 Sunday, April 23, 2006 Nora received "DIGITALB" award with her song "Nuk Mundem", in this year's Top Fest 3 Music Festival. Top Fest is one of the most popular albanian music festival (something like MTV Music Awards) and third edition was organised this year (hence Top Fest 3), gathering in Tirana hundreds of talented albanian singers, bands and musicians from accross all regions inhabited by albanians in the ballkans (Albania, Kosova, Montenegro, Macedonia etc.) and beyond. Though albanians as one nation in the course of history were divided by foreign great powers, it is the music and events like this, that unite them more than ever. Participation and interest in this musical festival has been tremendous and it is now expected to be organised every year. The festival is managed & televised by leading albanian tv channel "Top Channel" (http://www.top-channel.tv). The Top Fest 3 top award (& 10,000 EURO) went to Alban Skenderaj & Kthjellu with their song "Dicka".The rest of the awards went as follows: "BEST DIGITALB" Nora Istrefi "BEST MALE" Shpat Kasapi "BEST FEMALE" Jonida Maliqi & Tuna "BEST INTERNET" Stine "BEST SONG" Soni "BEST NEW ARTIST" Malda Susuri "BEST POP ROCK" Kthjellu "BEST INTERPRET" Blero "BEST HIP HOP" K-OS & Dj Blunt "BEST ALTERNATIVE" 00 Genti Nora is preparing her second Album to be released end of June 2006. You can watch below, the moment she received her "Digitalb" Award. For Mor Info About Nora Istrefi Visit
Nora Istrefi
Music Video Fest 2006 Is Another popular albanian music festival (albanian music industry is booming!), held in Prishtina (capital city of Kosova) every year around April (started 2003), where best music video clips of previous year are judged in 16 categories. Fest is organised by Errold Belegu and the coauthor of the original idea, Teuta Krasniqi. In this year's Video Fest 2006, held in the "National Theatre" in Prishtina, on 24th April 2006, Nora Istrefi was voted "Best Pop" with her video clip "Negativ". You can watch below a short interview of Nora Istrefi by RTK's "Amazing Be Njeri". Enjoy! For Mor Info About Nora Istrefi Visit ..
Best Pop to Nora Istrefi - Video Fest 2006 Tuesday, May 02, 2006 Music Video Fest 2006 is another popular albanian music festival (albanian music industry is booming!), held in Prishtina (capital city of Kosova) every year around April (started 2003), where best music video clips of previous year are judged in 16 categories. Fest is organised by Errold Belegu and the coauthor of the original idea, Teuta Krasniqi. In this year's Video Fest 2006, held in the "National Theatre" in Prishtina, on 24th April 2006, Nora Istrefi was voted "Best Pop" with her video clip "Negativ". You can watch below a short interview of Nora Istrefi by RTK's "Amazing Be Njeri". Enjoy! posted by Teni @ 1:41 PM 0 comments Nora Istrefi Video Nuk Mundem Top Fest 3 Thursday, April 27, 2006 Nora Video Klip - Nuk Mundem - Top Fest 3 posted by Teni @ 3:12 AM 0 comments Digitalb Award to Nora Istrefi - Top Fest 3 Sunday, April 23, 2006 Nora received "DIGITALB" award with her song "Nuk Mundem", in this year's Top Fest 3 Music Festival. Top Fest is one of the most popular albanian music festival (something like MTV Music Awards) and third edition was organised this year (hence Top Fest 3), gathering in Tirana hundreds of talented albanian singers, bands and musicians from accross all regions inhabited by albanians in the ballkans (Albania, Kosova, Montenegro, Macedonia etc.) and beyond. Though albanians as one nation in the course of history were divided by foreign great powers, it is the music and events like this, that unite them more than ever. Participation and interest in this musical festival has been tremendous and it is now expected to be organised every year. The festival is managed & televised by leading albanian tv channel "Top Channel" (http://www.top-channel.tv). The Top Fest 3 top award (& 10,000 EURO) went to Alban Skenderaj & Kthjellu with their song "Dicka".The rest of the awards went as follows: "BEST DIGITALB" Nora Istrefi "BEST MALE" Shpat Kasapi "BEST FEMALE" Jonida Maliqi & Tuna "BEST INTERNET" Stine "BEST SONG" Soni "BEST NEW ARTIST" Malda Susuri "BEST POP ROCK" Kthjellu "BEST INTERPRET" Blero "BEST HIP HOP" K-OS & Dj Blunt "BEST ALTERNATIVE" 00 Genti Nora is preparing her second Album to be released end of June 2006. You can watch below, the moment she received her "Digitalb" Award. For Mor Info About Nora Istrefi Visit
3/20/2006 - Enver sekiraqa
Rexhep Luci
The investigation into the killing of the Pristina planner Rexhep Luci is continuing. The head of the department of judicial affairs has now appointed an international judge and an international prosecutor on the case. UNMIK is determined that those responsible are brought to justice.
A number of media outlets are reporting that Enver Sekiraqa was arrested in relation to Mr Luci. s killing. The police however say they have no suspects in the case.
Enver sekiraqa
Rexhep Luci
The investigation into the killing of the Pristina planner Rexhep Luci is continuing. The head of the department of judicial affairs has now appointed an international judge and an international prosecutor on the case. UNMIK is determined that those responsible are brought to justice.
A number of media outlets are reporting that Enver Sekiraqa was arrested in relation to Mr Luci. s killing. The police however say they have no suspects in the case.
2/16/2006 - Agnesa Vuthaj
Name: Agnesa VuthajAge: 19
Height: 175 cm
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Agnesa Vuthaj
Name: Agnesa VuthajAge: 19
Height: 175 cm
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
2/13/2006 - Fatmir Limaj
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2/13/2006 - Mother Teresa - Nena Tereze
Mother Teresa – Biography
Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje*, Macedonia, on August 27, 1910. Her family was of Albanian descent. At the age of twelve, she felt strongly the call of God. She knew she had to be a missionary to spread the love of Christ. At the age of eighteen she left her parental home in Skopje and joined the Sisters of Loreto, an Irish community of nuns with missions in India. After a few months' training in Dublin she was sent to India, where on May 24, 1931, she took her initial vows as a nun. From 1931 to 1948 Mother Teresa taught at St. Mary's High School in Calcutta, but the suffering and poverty she glimpsed outside the convent walls made such a deep impression on her that in 1948 she received permission from her superiors to leave the convent school and devote herself to working among the poorest of the poor in the slums of Calcutta. Although she had no funds, she depended on Divine Providence, and started an open-air school for slum children. Soon she was joined by voluntary helpers, and financial support was also forthcoming. This made it possible for her to extend the scope of her work.
On October 7, 1950, Mother Teresa received permission from the Holy See to start her own order, "The Missionaries of Charity", whose primary task was to love and care for those persons nobody was prepared to look after. In 1965 the Society became an International Religious Family by a decree of Pope Paul VI.
Today the order comprises Active and Contemplative branches of Sisters and Brothers in many countries. In 1963 both the Contemplative branch of the Sisters and the Active branch of the Brothers was founded. In 1979 the Contemplative branch of the Brothers was added, and in 1984 the Priest branch was established.
The Society of Missionaries has spread all over the world, including the former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. They provide effective help to the poorest of the poor in a number of countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and they undertake relief work in the wake of natural catastrophes such as floods, epidemics, and famine, and for refugees. The order also has houses in North America, Europe and Australia, where they take care of the shut-ins, alcoholics, homeless, and AIDS sufferers.
The Missionaries of Charity throughout the world are aided and assisted by Co-Workers who became an official International Association on March 29, 1969. By the 1990s there were over one million Co-Workers in more than 40 countries. Along with the Co-Workers, the lay Missionaries of Charity try to follow Mother Teresa's spirit and charism in their families.
Mother Teresa's work has been recognised and acclaimed throughout the world and she has received a number of awards and distinctions, including the Pope John XXIII Peace Prize (1971) and the Nehru Prize for her promotion of international peace and understanding (1972). She also received the Balzan Prize (1979) and the Templeton and Magsaysay awards.
This autobiography/biography was written at the time of the award and later published in the book series Les Prix Nobel Nobel Lectures. The information is sometimes updated with an addendum submitted by the Laureate. To cite this document, always state the source as shown above.
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Mother Teresa – Biography
Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje*, Macedonia, on August 27, 1910. Her family was of Albanian descent. At the age of twelve, she felt strongly the call of God. She knew she had to be a missionary to spread the love of Christ. At the age of eighteen she left her parental home in Skopje and joined the Sisters of Loreto, an Irish community of nuns with missions in India. After a few months' training in Dublin she was sent to India, where on May 24, 1931, she took her initial vows as a nun. From 1931 to 1948 Mother Teresa taught at St. Mary's High School in Calcutta, but the suffering and poverty she glimpsed outside the convent walls made such a deep impression on her that in 1948 she received permission from her superiors to leave the convent school and devote herself to working among the poorest of the poor in the slums of Calcutta. Although she had no funds, she depended on Divine Providence, and started an open-air school for slum children. Soon she was joined by voluntary helpers, and financial support was also forthcoming. This made it possible for her to extend the scope of her work.
On October 7, 1950, Mother Teresa received permission from the Holy See to start her own order, "The Missionaries of Charity", whose primary task was to love and care for those persons nobody was prepared to look after. In 1965 the Society became an International Religious Family by a decree of Pope Paul VI.
Today the order comprises Active and Contemplative branches of Sisters and Brothers in many countries. In 1963 both the Contemplative branch of the Sisters and the Active branch of the Brothers was founded. In 1979 the Contemplative branch of the Brothers was added, and in 1984 the Priest branch was established.
The Society of Missionaries has spread all over the world, including the former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. They provide effective help to the poorest of the poor in a number of countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and they undertake relief work in the wake of natural catastrophes such as floods, epidemics, and famine, and for refugees. The order also has houses in North America, Europe and Australia, where they take care of the shut-ins, alcoholics, homeless, and AIDS sufferers.
The Missionaries of Charity throughout the world are aided and assisted by Co-Workers who became an official International Association on March 29, 1969. By the 1990s there were over one million Co-Workers in more than 40 countries. Along with the Co-Workers, the lay Missionaries of Charity try to follow Mother Teresa's spirit and charism in their families.
Mother Teresa's work has been recognised and acclaimed throughout the world and she has received a number of awards and distinctions, including the Pope John XXIII Peace Prize (1971) and the Nehru Prize for her promotion of international peace and understanding (1972). She also received the Balzan Prize (1979) and the Templeton and Magsaysay awards.
This autobiography/biography was written at the time of the award and later published in the book series Les Prix Nobel Nobel Lectures. The information is sometimes updated with an addendum submitted by the Laureate. To cite this document, always state the source as shown above.
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2/10/2006 - Luan Krasniqi
Luan Krasniqi was born on May 10, 1971 as the youngest of eight children from Kosovo-Albanian parents. Enjoying a happy and active childhood, Luan grew up in Junik, where in 1987 he finished his primary and secondary school, before his family moved to Rottweil in Germany: "My childhood was good," recalls Luan. "But when I learned that we would be rejoining my father who had moved to Rottweil in 1970 I was overjoyed. I had dreamt about a move to the city and now it was coming true!" Luan graduated in Germany his A-Level and an education as a wholesaler. His boxing-career began at the local BSV Rottweil, where met Theo Kerekesch, a boxing trainer of high regard.
Spotting talent and kinship within each other, hard work developed Luan into a solid, well schooled heavyweight. Once Luan had been granted German citizenship, he entered the Multi-Nations Tournament in Liverpool (UK) and won the gold medal. He consolidated the success with a gold medal later that year at the German Championships, Berlin. 1995 saw Luan storming the World Championships, Berlin, by taking the silver medal - losing only to the vastly experienced Cuban great, Félix Savón. Luan ended the year on a roll, taking the Heavyweight Gold in the International Chemie Cup Tournament, Halle. After three years of triumphs at the Olympic Games he reached a semi-final bout with Félix Savón in Atlanta, 1996.
Luan, cut under the eye in his last bout, was forced to withdraw upon doctors advice. This left him unable to fight for an Olympic Gold Medal. He returned home with the Bronze medal, Germany's first heavyweight medal since 1976. Luan was understandably disappointed at losing his chance to avenge his previous loss to Savón. "I felt that I could have beaten him. He had out-pointed me the previous year but I had grown stronger and developed further since then. I am sure that the fight would have been close but I think that this time, I would have celebrated." However, Luan has many memories to savour from Atlanta - one of which was a meeting with his idol, Muhammad Ali. "Muhammad Ali was and still is an idol. Nobody can ever achieve what he achieved. Such a thing is a once in a lifetime phenomenon."
"To shine so long and so brightly, to define eras in history with the sheer force of his ability and personality and to be so well remembered is unique. Meeting him was an honour I shall never forget." Luan took his first steps to his own fame as he decided to become famous and to get in at Panix Promotions, where Lennox Lewis has his contract.
Luan won his first fight (with Harry Senior, 02.09.97) with half a point projection. In order to improve his training he was invited to Lennox Lewis in Big Bear Lake, where he was training for the fight against Gołota. Luan showed that he could resist the pressure of sparring with Lewis. Since then, he has been to Big Bear Lake three times.
During Lewis' training for the fights against Briggs, Mavrović and Holyfield he was one of his sparring partners. Luan overcame with success the first hurdles of his career as a "newcomer" in professional boxing. He boxed successfully for Panix Promotion 15 times and in 2000 after Lennox Lewis had terminated his contract, Luan decided to look for a new alternative. In February and April 2000 he built his connections with Universum Box-Promotion and fought a number of matches for them. In January 2001 he signed a three years long contract with Universum Box-Promotion.
The highlight of his career was the fight against Rene Monse, when he became European Champion. He was the first German European Champion after 29 years.
A half year later Krasniqi lost his belt in a fight against Przemysław Saleta. The man from Rottweil was prepared for eight rounds. But after an injury of Vitali Klitschko, his fight was pushed to the main event. So Krasniqi had just four weeks of preperation and had to risk his title. Mainly due to this lack of preparation, although leading by points, Krasniqi had a bout of weakness and had to stop at the beginning of round nine.
After this defeat he didn't let go and began to fight back to the top of the European rankings. Finally at the 14/02/04 he celebrated the victory over his stablemate Sinan Samil Sam and took "his" European Champion belt back home.
2005 brought Krasniqi to the top of the heavyweight competition after he knocked out highly-regarded Lance Whitaker and became a mandatory challenger for the WBO crown. The title boot against Lamon Brewster was a brutal slugfest. While clearly leading on all scorecards, Krasniqi went into the punch-exchange and got knocked down & out in round 9. It was a dissapointing loss to all German fans, since the resurrection of a new German heavyweight champion was highly anticipated to occur on Max Schmeling's 100th birthday.
During all his career, Luan Krasniqi has had a loyal following of his Albanian compatriots from all over the world and has become an object of pride and sport hero for them
Luan Krasniqi
Luan Krasniqi was born on May 10, 1971 as the youngest of eight children from Kosovo-Albanian parents. Enjoying a happy and active childhood, Luan grew up in Junik, where in 1987 he finished his primary and secondary school, before his family moved to Rottweil in Germany: "My childhood was good," recalls Luan. "But when I learned that we would be rejoining my father who had moved to Rottweil in 1970 I was overjoyed. I had dreamt about a move to the city and now it was coming true!" Luan graduated in Germany his A-Level and an education as a wholesaler. His boxing-career began at the local BSV Rottweil, where met Theo Kerekesch, a boxing trainer of high regard.
Spotting talent and kinship within each other, hard work developed Luan into a solid, well schooled heavyweight. Once Luan had been granted German citizenship, he entered the Multi-Nations Tournament in Liverpool (UK) and won the gold medal. He consolidated the success with a gold medal later that year at the German Championships, Berlin. 1995 saw Luan storming the World Championships, Berlin, by taking the silver medal - losing only to the vastly experienced Cuban great, Félix Savón. Luan ended the year on a roll, taking the Heavyweight Gold in the International Chemie Cup Tournament, Halle. After three years of triumphs at the Olympic Games he reached a semi-final bout with Félix Savón in Atlanta, 1996.
Luan, cut under the eye in his last bout, was forced to withdraw upon doctors advice. This left him unable to fight for an Olympic Gold Medal. He returned home with the Bronze medal, Germany's first heavyweight medal since 1976. Luan was understandably disappointed at losing his chance to avenge his previous loss to Savón. "I felt that I could have beaten him. He had out-pointed me the previous year but I had grown stronger and developed further since then. I am sure that the fight would have been close but I think that this time, I would have celebrated." However, Luan has many memories to savour from Atlanta - one of which was a meeting with his idol, Muhammad Ali. "Muhammad Ali was and still is an idol. Nobody can ever achieve what he achieved. Such a thing is a once in a lifetime phenomenon."
"To shine so long and so brightly, to define eras in history with the sheer force of his ability and personality and to be so well remembered is unique. Meeting him was an honour I shall never forget." Luan took his first steps to his own fame as he decided to become famous and to get in at Panix Promotions, where Lennox Lewis has his contract.
Luan won his first fight (with Harry Senior, 02.09.97) with half a point projection. In order to improve his training he was invited to Lennox Lewis in Big Bear Lake, where he was training for the fight against Gołota. Luan showed that he could resist the pressure of sparring with Lewis. Since then, he has been to Big Bear Lake three times.
During Lewis' training for the fights against Briggs, Mavrović and Holyfield he was one of his sparring partners. Luan overcame with success the first hurdles of his career as a "newcomer" in professional boxing. He boxed successfully for Panix Promotion 15 times and in 2000 after Lennox Lewis had terminated his contract, Luan decided to look for a new alternative. In February and April 2000 he built his connections with Universum Box-Promotion and fought a number of matches for them. In January 2001 he signed a three years long contract with Universum Box-Promotion.
The highlight of his career was the fight against Rene Monse, when he became European Champion. He was the first German European Champion after 29 years.
A half year later Krasniqi lost his belt in a fight against Przemysław Saleta. The man from Rottweil was prepared for eight rounds. But after an injury of Vitali Klitschko, his fight was pushed to the main event. So Krasniqi had just four weeks of preperation and had to risk his title. Mainly due to this lack of preparation, although leading by points, Krasniqi had a bout of weakness and had to stop at the beginning of round nine.
After this defeat he didn't let go and began to fight back to the top of the European rankings. Finally at the 14/02/04 he celebrated the victory over his stablemate Sinan Samil Sam and took "his" European Champion belt back home.
2005 brought Krasniqi to the top of the heavyweight competition after he knocked out highly-regarded Lance Whitaker and became a mandatory challenger for the WBO crown. The title boot against Lamon Brewster was a brutal slugfest. While clearly leading on all scorecards, Krasniqi went into the punch-exchange and got knocked down & out in round 9. It was a dissapointing loss to all German fans, since the resurrection of a new German heavyweight champion was highly anticipated to occur on Max Schmeling's 100th birthday.
During all his career, Luan Krasniqi has had a loyal following of his Albanian compatriots from all over the world and has become an object of pride and sport hero for them
2/10/2006 - Ibrahim Kodra
Ibrahim Shaban Likmetaj Kodra (born April 22, 1918) is an Albanian artist. He was born in Ishmi, Albania. In 1938, he went to Italy to study in a Fine Arts University, where he won a scholarship from the Italian government as an emerging talent.
In 1944 he opened his first workshop in Milan; in 1948 he opened a personal and group exposition in the "Art Club" in Rome, where he met Pablo Picasso. In 1950 he painted frescos in the most important museums and buildings of Milan. Kodra then opened an exposition together with Picasso, Rouaul, Dufy, Matisse, Modigliani and others in the Mostra dell Disegno in Chiavari.
He had many other personal expos all around the world, including:
- Collective exposition in "Paradise" with Picasso, Dali, Matta, Ernst, Levi, Panseca, Braque etc.
- Collective expo in the "Stone Gallery" in Newcastle with Corneille, Gear, Gleghorn, Michaux, Millares etc.
- Numerous collectives in Milan, The Stone Gallery in Newcastle, "Senator" in Stuttgart, and also in the "New Art Center" in Zurich.
- Personal expo in Modern Art Gallery in Prishtina.
- Personal expos in Princess Hall in New York, "2D Gallery" in Sassari.
His works are in the Museum of Vatican, in the Room of Deputies in Rome, in private collections all around the world. In 1996 he won the “Honour of the nation” award from Albania.
He died in Milan on February 7, 2006
Ibrahim Kodra
Ibrahim Shaban Likmetaj Kodra (born April 22, 1918) is an Albanian artist. He was born in Ishmi, Albania. In 1938, he went to Italy to study in a Fine Arts University, where he won a scholarship from the Italian government as an emerging talent.
In 1944 he opened his first workshop in Milan; in 1948 he opened a personal and group exposition in the "Art Club" in Rome, where he met Pablo Picasso. In 1950 he painted frescos in the most important museums and buildings of Milan. Kodra then opened an exposition together with Picasso, Rouaul, Dufy, Matisse, Modigliani and others in the Mostra dell Disegno in Chiavari.
He had many other personal expos all around the world, including:
- Collective exposition in "Paradise" with Picasso, Dali, Matta, Ernst, Levi, Panseca, Braque etc.
- Collective expo in the "Stone Gallery" in Newcastle with Corneille, Gear, Gleghorn, Michaux, Millares etc.
- Numerous collectives in Milan, The Stone Gallery in Newcastle, "Senator" in Stuttgart, and also in the "New Art Center" in Zurich.
- Personal expo in Modern Art Gallery in Prishtina.
- Personal expos in Princess Hall in New York, "2D Gallery" in Sassari.
His works are in the Museum of Vatican, in the Room of Deputies in Rome, in private collections all around the world. In 1996 he won the “Honour of the nation” award from Albania.
He died in Milan on February 7, 2006
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