Rada Manojlovic Biography: Nationality, Age, Net Worth, Awards, Parents, Instagram, Spouse

Rada Manojlović, whose full name is Radmila Manojlović, is a proud Serbian pop-folk singer who has become a beloved star in the Balkans with her powerful voice and emotionally charged songs.

She rose to fame as the runner-up on the 2007 season of Zvezde Granda, a popular Serbian singing competition, captivating fans with her heartfelt performances.

Profile

• Full Name: Radmila Manojlović
• Stage Name: Rada Manojlović
• Born: August 25, 1985
• Age: 39 years old
• Birthplace: Požarevac, Serbia
• Nationality: Serbian
• Occupation: Pop-Folk Singer, Actress
• Height: 165 cm
• Religion: Serbian Orthodox
• Parents: Rade Manojlović, Mirjana Manojlović
• Siblings: Nenad, Marija
• Spouse: Milan Stanković
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $100,000 to $300,000

Early Life & Education

Radmila “Rada” Manojlović was born on August 25, 1985, in Požarevac, Serbia. She grew up in the nearby village of Četereže, raised by her parents, Rade and Mirjana Manojlović.

Her ethnicity is Serbian; she was likely raised in the Serbian Orthodox faith. Rada was one of two daughters, with a younger sister, Marija, and a half-brother, Nenad, from her father’s first marriage, who is also a singer.

Rada Manojlović was an excellent student during her school years, attending primary school in Četereže and later a high school in Požarevac; however, the specific names of these institutions are not documented.

She holds a degree in economics from the University of Kragujevac, showing her dedication to education despite her early start in music.

Career

Rada Manojlović’s music career began in her teens when she sang at clubs and weddings across Serbia to support her family.

In 2003, at the age of 18, she released her debut album, Ćao bezobrazni, under Grand Production, but it did not achieve commercial success.

She first tried out for Zvezde Granda, a major Serbian singing competition, in 2004, but didn’t reach the finals.

Her big break came in 2007 when she returned to Zvezde Granda, finishing as runner-up to Dušan Svilar, earning widespread fame for her powerful voice and stage presence.

Her 2009 album Deset ispod nule sold 180,000 copies, with hits like “Rođendan,” “Deset ispod nule,” and “50 puta.”

Her 2011 album Marakana sold 120,000 copies, featuring popular songs like “Marakana,” “Nije meni,” “S mora na planine,” and “Mešaj mala” with Saša Matić.

Rada continued releasing standalone singles, including “Alkotest,” “Glatko” (2014), “Metropola,” “Biseri i svila” (2016) with Haris Berković, and “Svadba” (2019) with Emil Đulović.

She has appeared in her music videos, such as “Glatko” and “Metropola”, and on the TV show “Ja volim Srbiju” (2010).

Awards & Nominations

• 2010: Oskar Popularnosti (Serbia) – Female Folk Singer of the Year
• 2010: Beogradski Pobednik (Serbia) – Award winner
• 2010: Frankfurtske Vesti (Germany) – Folk Singer of the Year (from Serbs in Germany)
• 2010: Oskar Popularnosti (Bosnia) – Folk CD of the Year for Deset ispod nule
• 2010: Oskar Popularnosti (Bosnia) – Duet of the Year for “Mešaj mala” with Saša Matić
• 2010: Folk Hit Godine (Croatia) – Duet of the Year for “Mešaj mala” with Saša Matić
• 2010: Folk Hit Godine (Croatia) – Award for “Deset ispod nule”

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @radamanojlovic_official
• Facebook: Rada Manojlović
• YouTube channel: Rada Manojlović Official

Personal Life

Rada Manojlović, 39, lives in Serbia, likely in Belgrade, where she stays connected to the country’s vibrant music scene.

Standing at an estimated 165 cm tall, she’s known for her striking stage presence and bold fashion.

She is single, with no spouse or children, and was previously in a relationship with fellow Zvezde Granda contestant Milan Stanković from 2008 to 2012, which drew public attention.

Net Worth

Rada Manojlović’s estimated net worth is between $100,000 and $300,000.

Her income comes from music sales, streaming revenue, live performances, and appearances on shows like Ja volim Srbiju.

Her albums Deset ispod nule (180,000 copies sold) and Marakana (120,000 copies sold) have been major earners, along with hit singles like “Mešaj mala.”

Discography

• Ćao bezobrazni (2003)
• Deset ispod nule (2009)
• Marakana (2011)
• “Rođendan” (2009)
• “Deset ispod nule” (2009)
• “50 puta” (2009)
• “Marakana” (2011)
• “Nije meni” (2011)
• “S mora na planine” (2011)
• “Mešaj mala” (with Saša Matić, 2011)
• “Alkotest”
• “Glatko” (2014)
• “Metropola” (2016)
• “Biseri i svila” (with Haris Berković, 2016)
• “Svadba” (with Emil Đulović, 2019)