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On this page you can see the most important dates in the life of Josipa Lisac
1950 - February 14 - birth of Josipa Lisac
1961 - child chorus of the Croatian National Television, in which Josipa sang, conducted by maestro Dinko Fio, wins the Grand Prix as the best chidren's choir in the world
1967 - Josipa is the lead vocal of the "O'Hara" band
1968 - Josipa is the lead vocal of the "Golden chords" band
1973 - Dnevnik jedne ljubavi (Diary of one love) album released
1974 - The best of '68/'73 album released
1975 - Gubec-Beg album released
1976 - Josipa Lisac & BP Convention Big Band International album released
1979 - Made In USA album released
1980 - Hir, hir, hir (Caprice, caprice, caprice) album released
1982 - Lisica (The Fox) album released
1983 - Hocu samo tebe (I want you only) album released
1987 - Boginja (The Goddess) and Balade (Balads) albums released
1992 - Live in Lap and Cestit Bozic (Merry Christmas) albums released
1993 - Ritam Kise (Rhythm of the rain) album released
1995 - Koncert u cast Karla Metikosa (Tribute to Karlo Metikos) album released
- Josipa won the Porin discographic award for 'The best female vocal interpretation' - Po prvi put (For the first time) and for 'The best compilation album outside the classical genre' for the album Ritam Kise (The rhythm of the rain) - Josipa Lisac, Drazen Vrdoljak, Vladimir Mihaljek
1996 - Josipa Lisac's first official website put on www.geocities.
- Josipa won the Porin discographic award for The best female vocal interpretation - Koncert u cast Karla Metikosa (Tribute to Karlo Metikos) and for 'the best re-issue' - 'Balade' (Ballads)
1997 - Antologija (Anthology) album released
1998 - The Best Of album released
- Josipa won the Porin discographic award for 'The best compilation album' for Antologija (The anthology), Josipa Lisac and Ante Glibota
1999 - Josipa won the Porin discographic award for 'The best vocal collabration' Viva la Habana - Na, na, na - Josipa Lisac and Cubismo band, and for the best orchestration for the same song - Mario Igrec, Josipa Lisac and Cubismo
2000 - Zivot (Life) album released
2001 - Josipa won the Porin discographic award for 'The best vocal collaboration' album Live in Lisinski, song: Dalmatino poviscu pritrujena (Dalmatia, crushed by history), performed by Tedi Spalato and Josipa Lisac
2002 - Live album released
2005 - January 21, www.josipalisac.com is on-line
