2nd Aurel Awards

Producer
Forza

Broadcaster
Markíza

Lifetime Achievement
Marián Varga

◄ 1st │ 3rd ►

The 2nd Aurel Awards, honoring the best in the Slovak music industry for individual achievements for the year of 2002, took time and place on March 7, 2003, at the Istropolis in Bratislava.

Winners

Main categories

Misha
Horkýže Slíže
Miroslav Žbirka
Milan Lasica
Marián Varga
Best Male Vocal Performance Best Female Vocal Performance

★ Richard Müller

★ Misha

Best Ensemble Vocal Performance Best New Artist

★ Horkýže Slíže

  • Hex
  • Polemic

★ Misha

  • Chill on the Sun
  • Shellwoy
Best Instrumental Performance Best Producer

★ Juraj Bartoš

  • Marcel Buntaj
  • Gabriel Jonáš

★ Marián Kachút – Colors in My Life (by Misha)

  • Juraj Bartoš – Celý svet sa mračí (by M. Lasica with Bratislava Hot Serenaders)
  • Oskar Rózsa – Tásler (by I. Tásler)
Best Record Best Album

★ Juraj Kupec – Pelikán (by J. Kirschner)

  • Vladimír Bajnóci – Colors in My Life (by Misha)
  • Richard Fičor – Celý svet sa mračí (by M. Lasica with Bratislava Hot Serenaders)

★ Colors in My Life – Misha

Best Cover Art Best Song

★ Retro (by Müller) – Slavomír Gibej • Richard Müller

  • Na slovenskej svadbe I (by Wedding Band) – Bronislava Brtáňová
  • Ďalšia o láske (by M. Železňák) – František Guldan
  • ★ "Co bolí to přebolí" (by M. Žbirka, Martha) – Kamil Peteraj (lyrics) • Miroslav Žbirka (music)
  • "Len tebe" – Ivan Tásler
  • "Náladu mi dvíhaš" (by Herself) – Misha (lyrics) • Marián Kachút and Misha (music)
Best Music Video

★ "Skôr než odídeš" (by M. Lasica with Bratislava Hot Serenaders) – Vladimír Balko
"About the Thing" (by Žena z lesoparku) – Ondrej Rudavský
"Náladu mi dvíhaš" (by Misha) – Karol Vosátko • Reserve 07

Others

Lifetime Achievement ★ Marián Varga

References

  • Kanky, Lucia (March 29, 2007). "Aurel > Aurel 2002". MusicScaper (in Slovak). MS – Hudobný priestor. musicscaper.sk. Retrieved April 15, 2015.
  • "Prečo nemáme Grammy? Všetci to vraj vedia lepšie... > Tichý bojkot". Život (in Slovak). Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia. July 18, 2009. zivot.cas.sk. Archived from the original on April 14, 2015. Retrieved April 14, 2015.
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