- Rade
Vrčakovski (Macedonian: Раде Врчаковски [ˈraːdɛ vr̩ˈt͡ʃakɔfski] ; born 17
November 1980 in Strumica)
better known by his
stage name Vrčak (Врчак)...
- "Ninanajna" (Нинанајна),
composed by
Darko Dimitrov, with
lyrics by Rade
Vrčakovski, and
performed by
Elena Risteska. The
Macedonian parti****ting broadcaster...
-
Eurovision Song
Contest 2008 with the song "Let Me Love You",
written by Rade
Vrčakovski, and
performed by Tamara, Vrčak and Adrian. The
Macedonian parti****ting...
- Serbo-Croatian
lyrics were
written by
Marina Tucaković,
while Miodrag Vrčakovski was the
songwriter for the
Macedonian versions. It also
features Esma...
-
Magdalena Cvetkoska Dimitar Andonovski "Kameno srce" (Камено срце) Rade
Vrčakovski Duo
Slide "Mrazam" (Мразам)
Goran Micov Esma's Band "Džipsi dens" (Џипси...
- 1973)
Elena Velevska (born 1980)
Alexander Veljanov (born 1964-1965) Rade
Vrčakovski (born 1980) Kole
Angelovski (born 1943) Igor Džambazov (born 1963), actor...
- song was
composed and
produced by
Darko Dimitrov, with
lyrics by Rade
Vrčakovski. The song is an uptempo, pop song
which includes elements of R&B, disco...
-
Risteska "Ninanajna" (Нинанајна) English,
Macedonian Darko Dimitrov Rade
Vrčakovski Malta PBS
Fabrizio Faniello "I Do"
English Fabrizio Faniello Aldo Spiteri...
- Macedonia MRT Tamara, Vrčak and
Adrijan "Let Me Love You"
English Rade
Vrčakovski "Vrčak" Malta PBS
Morena "Vodka"
English Gerard James Borg
Philip Vella...
- the album. The
music of the song is
written by
Darko Dimitrov and Rade
Vrčakovski wrote the lyrics. With the English-Macedonian
version of the song Risteska...
