Natasa Bekvalac
Natasa Bekvalac was born in Novi Sad, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia on September 25th, 1980 and is the Pop Singer. At the age of 43, Natasa Bekvalac biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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In 1998, Bekvalac performed at the Beogradsko proleće festival with "Mojoj ljubavi". Her debut album Ne brini was released in 2001 under City Records. The title song was presented a year prior at the Sunčane Skale pop music festival in Herceg Novi. Her sophomore album, titled Ništa lično, which was released in 2002, spawned one of her greatest hits - "Mali signali". In December 2004, she released Stero ljubav, featuring popular songs such as "Nikotin" and "Ponovo". Her EP Ljubav, vera, nada was released in November 2008.
Bekvalac released her fifth body of work, Ne valjam, in November 2010. The song "Čistija" was promoted on Serbian MTV in December, which saw a memorable altercation between Bekvalac and the show's host, actor Sergej Trifunović, caused by Trifunović's "inappropriate" introduction. Between 2011 and 2014, she released several standalone singles, including: "Ja sam dobro" (2012), "Pozitivna" (2012), "Kraljica novih ljubavi", "Bolesno te volim" (2013) and "Najgora" (2014). In June 2016, Bekvalac released Original, which yielded two singles: "Original" and "Pseto". She made her theatre debut in October the same year, starring as Queen Draga Mašin in the musical Tajna Crne ruke. In 2018, she replaced singer Jelena Tomašević as the judge on the children's singing show Pinkove zvezdice. In October, Bekvalac collaborated with rapper Coby on their single "Mala plava".
On the Valentine's Day 2020, she held a solo concert at the Belgrade Arena, titled S.O.S. za ljubav. The live album from the concert was also released two years later. In July 2021, Bekvalac released a duet with Rasta, titled "Iz daleka". In September 2022, she embarked on a six-date American tour, performing for Serbian diaspora.