Rada Manojlovic was born on August 25, 1985 in Požarevac, Serbia. She grew up in the village of Četereže. Immediately after the end of primary school she started singing in clubs and at weddings all over Serbia and also helped the family financially. She completed secondary education as a student of generation and the reception was attended by King Alexander from the White Palace. Radmila is a student on Economics Faculty in Kragujevac. In 2004 she took part in the competition "Zvezde Granda", one of the biggest competitions for young pop and folk singers in Serbia (the only competition reminiscent of the television show "Pop Idol"). She ended competition as a 13-th. However, in year 2007 Rada tried again and it was probably her best life decision so far. In the final she finished in second place, and became one of the most popular Serbian folk singer. Her first song was on the together album of all 12 finalists and finalists of the competition "Zvezde Granda" and is titled Nikada više (2007). With her second song "Kako bole usne neverne", Rada competed on the "Grand Festival" (2008). Both songs have achieved great popularity, and the song Never more was pronounced for the song of 2007th year. In the 2010 she performed at the third "Grand Festival" with the song "Moj dragane" which occupies the seventh place. She released her first album in June 2009. The biggest hit from this album is „Deset ispod nule“, which is also awarded. Many consider that the year 2010 was her most successful year. Audience has voted and chosen Rada as a folk singer in Serbia and for that she recieved the prestigious award "Oskar popularnosti" in the ceremony held at the Sava Center. This was followed by prize in Belgrade for duet (with the famous Serbian singer Sasa Matic for a song „Mesaj mala“ which for a short time became a huge hit, both in Serbia and the region) and for song (Deset ispod nule), then award frankfurtskih "Vesti " for the folk singer of the year (it is interesting that she won the award by votes from colleagues). In Bosnia and herzegovina Rada won the prize for debut album of the year, as well as for duet (Mesaj mala). The duo also received the award in Croatia where Rada also won the the award for the song Deset ispod nule. In late 2011 she released her second album - Marakana, from which stand out "Marakana" and „Nije meni“ and the ballads "Crna ptica" and "Moje milo". At the beginning of 2012, thanks to audience votes, Rada won second Beogradski pobednik award in her career and she won award for hit song of year 2011 for her song Marakana at Folk hit godine manifestation (Osijek,Croatia). In February 2012, she has performed at major concert Sasa Matic had in Cibona (Zagreb), and in March at his concert in Sava Centar (Belgrade). Beginning of the year will be remembered for her performance at the opening of discotheque Amika (Dubai). It was the first time that an artist from our area had independent performance in the Emirates. By the end of the year she won numerous awards, among which stand out the one for Folk Album of the Year (Balkan Region), and the Hit album of the year. Both prizes were awarded in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Should not be ignored participation in numerous charity concerts in Serbia and the region. In 2012 she has filmed music videos for songs "Nije meni", "S mora na planine" and "Moje milo", and each of them got very positive comments and has justified expectations of the audience. In early 2013 Rada announces new album, the third in a row, which should come out in the end of this year. As she points out, checked team is going to work with her and she hopes that new songs will justify the confidence of the audience who expects only the best from her.