Background
Luka Nižetić was born in Split Croatia, as the second child of Tamara and Milo Nižetić. Together with his sister Petra, he grew up in Mertojak, part of Split.
Luka Nižetić was born in Split Croatia, as the second child of Tamara and Milo Nižetić. Together with his sister Petra, he grew up in Mertojak, part of Split.
His debut album Premijera was recorded in 2006. He is best known for his hits "Ponekad poželim" (Sometimes I wish) and "Proljeće" (Springtime). Consequently, they sent him to nuns for his early music education.
A nun, called Cecilia, taught Luka to play the piano.
When he was about 11 years old music professor Mišo Linić started giving Luka lessons in singing and gave him basic knowledge in composing. The opera diva Sanja Erceg–Vrekalo taught him in singing technique.
When Luka was about seventeen years old, he composed his first song "Ludi graduate" (Oh Crazy Town). The composer Zdenko Runjić included this song in his music festival MHJ 2001.
2004 was a stellar year for the young musician.
He signed a contract with Menart Records, and published his first album Premijera which included singles "Ne krivi me" (Don"t Blame Maine), "Tebi pjevam" (I"m singing to you), "Ponekad poželim" (Sometimes I wish), "Proljeće" (Springtime) and "Meni trebaš ti" (I need you). After his second performance in the song competition Dora in 2005, where he presented his own song "Proljeće" (Springtime), Luka Nižetić became a well known music personality in Croatia. After the first final evening of the festival, the audience placed him first and in the superfinale, the audience placed him third overall.
In 2007, Luka Nižetić is both performing at concerts and working on his new album.