Demir Vlonjati
Demir Vlonjati (c. Demir Mystehaku was born in Matogjin, southern Albania around 1780 and died there in 1845. He became a famous singer and created a new genre of Albanian polyphonic music named demirçe after him.
Demir Vlonjati
- Born
- 1780
- Died
- 1845
- Nationality
- Albania
- Occupation
- singer · composer · songwriter · poet
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Demir Vlonjati (c. Demir Mystehaku was born in Matogjin, southern Albania around 1780 and died there in 1845. He became a famous singer and created a new genre of Albanian polyphonic music named demirçe after him.
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Born in 1780, died in 1845.
Demir Vlonjati (1780–1845) was an Albanian singer, composer and songwriter.
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