Etnon

Etnon
Also known as Etno Engjujt
Origin Pristina, Kosovo
Years active

1997– Current

[1]
Labels Black Fish Entertainment
Associated acts Lyrical Son, Blero, Skillz, Kaos, Genta Ismajli
Members Genc Prelvukaj
Milot Hasangjekaj

Etnon or Etno Engjujt[1] is an Albanian group from Pristina, Kosovo.[2]

Members: Genc Prelvukaj and Milot Hasangjekaj

Aliases: Gentz, Mc`M

Albums

ETNON, known to many as Etno Engjujt stand out in the Albanian music industry for the capabilities of combining ethnic Albanian music with rhythm of modern times. They managed to be among the most popular post-war years and continue to be together for nearly 18 years. Generally Genci is one that deals with the production of the songs and the creation of texts for the group. Their song is familiar with "PROUD TO BE Albanian" Default Vitamin E. This song has many years left traces in the Albanian music. Etnon have produced many more hits and have achieved many successes during these 19 years on stage.

Some other of their most popular songs are "All Night", "Le Per Mu Mama", "Nany", "Sa Katile", "Still", "1 Million" and "Shake It" among many others. "Shake It" has reached full 25 million hits on YouTube channel without making still in the music market.

Etnon is well known group for cooperation with Albanian singers known as Mad Lion, Don Arbas, Lyrical Son, Tingulli 3nt, Arta Bajrami and many other singer of different genres. Many of these names that Genc has helped and has brought to the market that today are some of the most famous Albanian Singers. The guys own their own production company called Black Fish Entertainment mainly ran by Genc.

Album Besides, they have created they have won many awards. Some of them are, the price obtained in the festival "Golden Microphone", with the song "Still".

The same festival was honored in 2002 with the song "Summer" in Arta Bajrami. Etnon is ranked among the most successful names of Albanian music.

Discography

References

  1. 1 2 Biography on teksteshqip.com. Retrieved 2012-12-15
  2. ↑ Warrander, Gail (2008). Kosovo (Bradt Travel Guide). Bradt Travel Guides. p. 41. ISBN 1-84162-199-4.

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