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Fatmira Breçani (born 8 May 1960) is an Albanian folk singer from Tropoja. She began performing in the 1970s .[1][2] Over her career she has received a presidential decoration for her contributions to Albanian culture.[3]

Born
Fatmira Breçani

(1960-05-08) May 8, 1960 (age 66)
Markaj, Tropojë, Albania
GenreAlbanian folk
OccupationSinger
Years active1970s–present
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Fatmira Breçani
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Born
Fatmira Breçani

(1960-05-08) May 8, 1960 (age 66)
Markaj, Tropojë, Albania
GenreAlbanian folk
OccupationSinger
Years active1970s–present
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Biography

Early life

Fatmira Breçani was born in the village of Markaj, Tropoja, northern Albania. She was raised in a family of twelve children. In the late 1970s she trained under veteran folk singer Fatime Sokoli.[1]

Career

Breçani made her debut on the Albania folk stage in the mid‑1970s.[4]

Discography

Albums

  • Hite (26 November 2024)
  • Lujma, Lujma Doren
  • Hajde Ne Bahçe
  • Hidhe Vallen
  • Oj Lulja e Blinit
  • Dola n’ Penxhere
  • N’ Dërrasë të Vëkit
  • Potpuri
  • Kërcimtaja
  • Çikat Hedhin Vallë
  • Lulja e Bjeshkës
  • Dil Moj, Dil te Kroni
  • Në Dasmën Tonë S’ndalet Gëzimitdrhzre


Tropojane Jam

  • Jam e Bukur
  • Tropojane
  • Xinxilushe
  • Hitet
  • Tropojane Jamë
  • Valle Tropojane

Singles

  • "E vogla e nanës" (2013)
  • "Me zemër të bardhë" (2021)
  • "Gzimi i shpis" (2023)
  • "Shqiptari" (2023)
  • "Merri syt e mi" (2024)
  • "Kolazh" (14 April 2025)
  • "Kolazh Tropoje" (26 February 2025)
  • "Kolazh 100 Vjet Muzikë" (26 February 2025)
  • "E Bukura" (14 June 2025)[2]

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