Mina Laličić

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Mina Laličić, b. 14 January 1986, Titograd, Yugoslavia (now Podgorica, capital of Montenegro) is a Montenegrin singer.

Laličić won Idol Season 2, the Balkan version of Pop Idol , shown by BKTV. [1] As BKTV closed down, she didn't release an associated album. She's currently touring Montenegrin clubs with her band Sunrise.

Mina Laličić Idol Serbia, Montenegro & Macedonia Performances

Semi Finals: If I Could Turn Back Time by Cher
Top 12: Steamy Window by Tina Turner
Top 11: Call Me by Blondie
Top 10: You're The One That I Want by John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John
Top 9: Outra Lagar by Salomé de Bahia
Top 8: Senke by Oktobar 1864
Top 7: I Don't Wanna Lose You by Tina Turner
Top 6: So Many Times by Gadjo
Top 5: Zombie by The Cranberries
Top 4: Change by Lisa Stansfield
Top 4: Strong Enough by Cher
Top 3: Laž by Aleksandra Radović
Top 3: Hide Your Heart by Kiss
Grand Final: Kao Da Luda Sam
Grand Final: Sky by Sonique
Grand Final: The Best by Tina Turner

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Idol (Serbia and Montenegro & Macedonia) winner
2005
Succeeded by

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References

  1. Vukčević, S. (31 December 2005). "Osmijehom kroz život". Pobjeda (in Croatian). Archived from the original on 7 October 2011. Retrieved 22 April 2011.