Marco Polo Fest

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Marco Polo Fest (Croatian: Marko Polo Fest) is a Croatian pop music and wine 2-day festival held on the island of Korčula since 1996.[1] The festival was organised to celebrate and honor the 700th anniversary of the merchant traveler Marco Polo.

## Grand Prix winners

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* 1996 - Carlo Pedron with "Afrodita Korčula"
* 1997 - Vinko Coce with "Kad me nikad neće"
* 1998 - Vinko Coce with "Žmul vina"
* 1999 - Alen Vitasović with "Nisam bio za tebe"
* 2000 - Tereza Kesovija with "Sastala se stara klapa"
* 2001 - Đuka Čaić with "Evo rode"
* 2002 - Neno Belan and Fiumensi with "Ka'vanna"
* 2003 - Saša Lendero and Miha Hercog with "Sunce izlazi"
* 2004 - Alen Vitasović with "Ja dat ću sve"
* 2005 - Dražen Žanko with "Ljetna je noć"
* 2006 - Ivan Šegedin and Tin Ujević with "Rodi majko zemlji sina"
* 2007 - Yang Xiaoguang with "Nek je sretna China i Croatia"

## See also

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* Croatian music festivals

## References

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1. ^ Denis. "INTERNATIONAL MARCO POLO FEST - Song and Wine Festival, Korčula (Korčula)". www.onlycroatia.com. Retrieved 2020-04-21.

## External links

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* Official website