Vlado Kreslin

Singer-songwriter with popular music

Vlado Kreslin - Performers & Entertainers born November 29th, 1953
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A prominent Slovenian singer-songwriter, active since the late 1970s. Gained recognition for blending traditional Slovenian music with contemporary styles. His contributions include both original compositions and adaptations of folk songs. Worked extensively with various musicians and bands, enhancing the cultural scene in Slovenia. Continues to perform, drawing large audiences at music festivals.

Released the album 'Ne vem, če sem vreden tega'

Performed at various international music festivals

Collaborated with the band 'Malibu'

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