Aca Lukas Musical artist

Aleksandar Vuksanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Александар Вуксановић), known by his stage name Aca Lukas (born on 3 November 1968) is a popular Serbian folk singer. He started performing various music genres, from jazz to Gypsy. Aca started mixing them into special potpourris that became his trademark in years to come. His appearance was an overnight success. After "Hogar" and "Lukas", he moved on to the next stage by playing with rock singer Viktorija. Then he started a solo career. His first big hit was song called "Pesma od bola". Then he continued with other hits "Kafana na Balkanu", "Bele ruže" and many more. In 2003, he was arrested in police action "Sablja" because he possessed a non-reported gun. He was having drug and gambling problems that removed him from scene for two years. He made a comeback in 2006. He won 1st prize on "II Axal Grand Festival" in 2008. with song called "Upali svetlo". Nowadays, Lukas is renowned artist in Serbia and has some discographic success. His first concert in Belgrade Arena ( November 03, 2008) was on his birthday in front of more than 25,000 people. He has since had another two successive concerts in Belgrade Arena on November 03, 2010. and November 04, 2010. in front of altogether almost 50,000 people.

Personal facts

Aca Lukas
Alias (AKA)Aca Lukas
Birth dateNovember 03, 1968
Birth place
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia , Belgrade , Yugoslavia , Socialist Republic of Serbia

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Musical artist

Career started1990
associated musical artist
Viktorija
BackgroundSolo singer
genre
Folk music
Pop-folk
Turbo-folk
instrument
Piano
Keyboard instrument
Singing
record label
Grand Production
City Records

Aca Lukas on Wikipedia

External resources

  1. http://acalukas.bloger.hr
  2. http://acalukas.great-forum.com/forum.htm
  3. http://acalukas.yugotube.net
  4. http://www.aca-lukas.com
  5. http://www.youtube.com/user/AcaLukasKanal
  6. http://www.yugomania.com/forum/aca-lukas-diskografija-t188.0.html
  7. https://www.facebook.com/AcaLukasOfficialPage