Mančić is the daughter of Aleksandar Mančić, from Pirot, a journalist with the newspaper Politika, and his wife Vera, from Valjevo.[1] She began her career, shortly before her 18th birthday, with the song Ogledalce, ogledalce (Mirror, Mirror).[1][2][3] In 1976, she sang at the Youth Festival in Subotica, winning second place.[1] She recorded five albums and two singles.[3] As well as Mirror, Mirror, she had a hit in 1987 with the song Pukla tikva na dva dela (A pumpkin cracked in two), and in the same year was the Yugoslav Eurovision entrant with the song Vreme nežnosti (A time of tenderness). Later she worked as an entertainment show host,[3] and for many years led the TV show where she pulled out "Dobin LOTO" combinations.[2][3] Because of that she earned the nickname LOTO girl,[2][3] and became a pop icon in Yugoslavia.[1][3]
During the 1990s, she participated in a traveling comic-erotic theater play Sekplozija.[3] In August 2004, she appeared on the cover and inner pages of the Serbian edition of Playboy in an issue which completely sold out.[1] In 2014, she returned to television as the host of the show Stotka on Pink TV,[1] and in 2017, had a show called Suzana's Choice.[3]
She had survived a car accident in 1986 with the singer Halid Bešlić.[4] She was married for eight years to Nebojša Kunić, a drummer with the band Sedmorica Mladih (Seven Youth), with whom she has two daughters, Teodora and Natalia.[1][3] She has been with her current husband since 2000.[3]
^ abcdefghZlatar, Pero (20 June 2014). "VELIKA ISPOVIJEST SUZANE MANČIĆ 'U šezdesetoj ću se opet gola slikati za Playboy' (THE GREAT CONFESSION OF SUZANA MANCIC 'In my Sixties, I'll Pose Naked for Playboy Again')". Jutarnji (in Croatian). Retrieved 27 September 2019.
^ abc"Времеплов: "Шева" за "лото девојку" (Time Machine: "Seam" for "Lotto Girl")". Novosti (in Serbian). September 15, 2016. Retrieved 27 September 2019. Maestro Lucian Petrovic plays on our archival photo "Shev", next to one of the most popular ladies of the eighties - our Suzana Mancic. She started her career at the age of 18 with the song "Mirror, Mirror", was an actress, ran entertaining TV shows, drew the lucky lottery winners and thus earned the nickname "lotto girl".
^ abcdefghijPacek, Tatjana (26 August 2017). "Nitko kao Mančić: Muškarci su mi znali kampirati ispred stana (No one like Mancic: Men used to camp outside my apartment)". 24Sata (in Croatian). Retrieved 27 September 2019.
^. Scandal. 10 September 2012. Archived from the original on 30 May 2013. Retrieved 28 April 2013.
suzana, mančić, serbian, cyrillic, Сузана, Манчић, born, november, 1956, serbian, actress, singer, media, personality, television, presenter, Сузана, Манчићborn, 1956, november, 1956, belgrade, serbia, yugoslavianationalityserbianoccupation, actress, singer, p. Suzana Mancic Serbian Cyrillic Suzana Manchiћ born 22 November 1956 1 is a Serbian actress singer media personality and television presenter Suzana MancicSuzana ManchiћBorn 1956 11 22 22 November 1956 age 66 Belgrade PR Serbia FPR YugoslaviaNationalitySerbianOccupation s Actress singer and TV presenter Contents 1 Early life and career 2 Film and television 3 References 4 External linksEarly life and career EditMancic is the daughter of Aleksandar Mancic from Pirot a journalist with the newspaper Politika and his wife Vera from Valjevo 1 She began her career shortly before her 18th birthday with the song Ogledalce ogledalce Mirror Mirror 1 2 3 In 1976 she sang at the Youth Festival in Subotica winning second place 1 She recorded five albums and two singles 3 As well as Mirror Mirror she had a hit in 1987 with the song Pukla tikva na dva dela A pumpkin cracked in two and in the same year was the Yugoslav Eurovision entrant with the song Vreme neznosti A time of tenderness Later she worked as an entertainment show host 3 and for many years led the TV show where she pulled out Dobin LOTO combinations 2 3 Because of that she earned the nickname LOTO girl 2 3 and became a pop icon in Yugoslavia 1 3 During the 1990s she participated in a traveling comic erotic theater play Sekplozija 3 In August 2004 she appeared on the cover and inner pages of the Serbian edition of Playboy in an issue which completely sold out 1 In 2014 she returned to television as the host of the show Stotka on Pink TV 1 and in 2017 had a show called Suzana s Choice 3 She had survived a car accident in 1986 with the singer Halid Beslic 4 She was married for eight years to Nebojsa Kunic a drummer with the band Sedmorica Mladih Seven Youth with whom she has two daughters Teodora and Natalia 1 3 She has been with her current husband since 2000 3 Film and television EditMancic has appeared in several films Selo gori a baba se ceslja 2007 2008 as Svetlana Hotel With 7 Stars sr 2002 Fan Serbian film sr 1985 as Lydia Bauer Jugovizija 1987 as herself Picnic 1985 Zika s Dynasty sr 1985 Hi Inspector sr 1985 as herselfReferences Edit a b c d e f g h Zlatar Pero 20 June 2014 VELIKA ISPOVIJEST SUZANE MANCIC U sezdesetoj cu se opet gola slikati za Playboy THE GREAT CONFESSION OF SUZANA MANCIC In my Sixties I ll Pose Naked for Playboy Again Jutarnji in Croatian Retrieved 27 September 2019 a b c Vremeplov Sheva za loto devoјku Time Machine Seam for Lotto Girl Novosti in Serbian September 15 2016 Retrieved 27 September 2019 Maestro Lucian Petrovic plays on our archival photo Shev next to one of the most popular ladies of the eighties our Suzana Mancic She started her career at the age of 18 with the song Mirror Mirror was an actress ran entertaining TV shows drew the lucky lottery winners and thus earned the nickname lotto girl a b c d e f g h i j Pacek Tatjana 26 August 2017 Nitko kao Mancic Muskarci su mi znali kampirati ispred stana No one like Mancic Men used to camp outside my apartment 24Sata in Croatian Retrieved 27 September 2019 Suzana Mancic o udesu sa Halidom Beslicem Umalo da estrada ostane bez dve velike zvezde Scandal 10 September 2012 Archived from the original on 30 May 2013 Retrieved 28 April 2013 External links EditSuzana Mancic at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Suzana Mancic amp oldid 1081498697, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
