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Maraaya are a Slovenian duo founded by Marjetka Vovk and Aleš Vovk (Raay) in 2014. The group's name is a combination of its members' names, while its pronunciation means "She has Raay" in Slovene.

Key facts

Musical artist.name
Maraaya
Musical artist.image
Maraaya_Official_2022.jpg
Musical artist.caption
Maraaya in 2022
Musical artist.origin
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Musical artist.years_active
2014–present
Musical artist.label
Dance and LoveBIP RecordsNika RecordsWarner Music
Musical artist.website
maraaya.com
Musical artist.current_members
Aleš Vovk (Raay)Marjetka Vovk

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Wikidata facts

Country of origin
Slovenia
Official website
maraaya.com
Image
20150514 ESC 2015 Maraaya 5896.jpg
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Commons category
Maraaya
inception
2014-00-00
start of work period
2014-00-00
location of formation
Brezovica pri Ljubljani
social media followers
2797
name
Maraaya
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Encyclopedic overview

10 sections
Contents
  • Career
  • 2014: First single
  • 2015: Eurovision
  • 2016: Fourth single
  • 2017: Fifth single ft. BQL
  • 2026: San Marino Song contest
  • Discography
  • Personal life
  • References
  • External links

Maraaya are a Slovenian duo founded by Marjetka Vovk and Aleš Vovk (Raay) in 2014. The group's name is a combination of its members' names, while its pronunciation means "She has Raay" in Slovene.

Raay is credited as co-writer and producer for many Slovenian artists. He is credited as the composer on Slovenia's 2014 Eurovision song "Round and Round", and they both contributed to Slovenia's 2014 Junior Eurovision song with "Nisi sam (Your Light)" and 2015 Junior Eurovision song with "Prva ljubezen" (The First Love). In 2013 Raay co-wrote and produced the music for "My Way Is My Decision", a hit song performed by Slovenian alpine skier Tina Maze. Raay co-wrote, produced and recorded first two singles ("Muza" and "Heart of Gold") for BQL, a Slovenian brothers duo.

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