Pure and white, her skin is so inviting Like a new, unbeaten snow Eyes of blue, so beautiful and blinding Like the sky over Moscow A Macedonian boy and a Russian girl Music takes us high to a different world (Muzika! Muzika!) Singing of God knows what... No \"kakalyn\", no \"kamaya\" No single word I understand No \"kakalyn\", no \"kamaya\" But you can teach me all the same A Macedonian boy and a Russian girl Vodka takes us high to a different world (Vodka! Rakija!) Drinking from God knows what... No \"kakalyn\", no \"kamaya\" No single word I understand No \"kakalyn\", no \"kamaya\" But you can teach me all the same. Biography Vlatko Ilievski was born in Skopje on 2 July 1985. He\'s one of the most popular rock singers in FYR Macedonia, as well as being an actor, composer and TV host. Vlatko Ilievski At the age of 15, Vlatko joined the rock band Moral, where because of his voice and looks he earned the nickname \"The Macedonian Jon Bon Jovi\"! In 2005, Moral performed as the support act for Deep Purple when they played in Skopje. Vlatko\'s first solo album \"So drugi zborovi\" (\"In Other Words\"), released in 2008, was a huge success both with the audience and music reviewers. Many songs from his second album \"Najbogat na svet\" (\"Richest in the World\"), released in 2010, still top national charts. In 2011 Vlatko performed at the FYR Macedonian Eurovision Song Contest national selection show for the fourth time. He nearly won in 2010, when his song \"Srekja\" got the same number of points as the winning song, but according to the rules he came second. However, this year’s song \"Rusinka\" (\"Russian Girl\"), received 12 points both from the audience and the jury, securing Vlatko’s place in the 2011 contest.