Margita Stefanović
Serbian keyboard player and composer
Born
1959
66 years ago
Died
September 18th, 2002
22 years ago — 43 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Serbia
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A prominent keyboard player and composer, contributed significantly to the music scene in Serbia. Participated in the popular group 'Riblja Čorba' and collaborated with various artists throughout a prolific career. Instrumental in the development of keyboard music in the region, blending traditional and contemporary styles. Also composed pieces that showcased musical versatility and creativity.
Played with the band 'Riblja Čorba'
Contributed to numerous music festivals in Serbia
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