The Balkan Music Award is an annual Balkan music award show held every year in different cities of the Balkans. The first edition of the show was held on May 16, 2010 in

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, where many famous and young Balkan artists were awarded. The show is organised and hosted by Balkanika Music Television.

2010 Balkan Music Awards

''The Balkan Music Awards 2010 started in December 2009, where people voted online for the 2009

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) * Award for exceptional contribution to the development and popularisation of the Balkan music - Anna Vissi (from Greece).

Results

''The Results for "The Best Song in Balkans 2009" (The main prize)''

2011 Balkan Music Awards

Balkan Music Awards of 2011 voting started in end of the March and ended on April 8.

Performers

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Awards

This year there are going to be 16 categories, different from last year, there is going to be the award for "Worldwide Breakthrough Artist" who is already been taken by Inna, "Balkan Project" New Categories in the Show, one taken by the Romanian superstar, Inna

Results

''The Results for "The Best Song in Balkans 2010" (The main prize)''

2013 Balkan Music Awards

Awards

* Best Male Artist:

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Designaciones

*„Best Duet/Group in the Balkans for 2011” - MANGA – *„Best Balkan project for 2011” – „PITAM TE POSLEDNO” - EMANUELA FEAT SERDAR ORTAC – , *„Best Music Video in the Balkans for 2011” – „AFER DHE LARG” - ELVANA GJATA – *„Best world breakthrough of a Balkan artist for 2011” -

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References

{{reflist Southeastern European music