Siddharta won nearly all existing awards, including Studio City's Bumerang award for Best Breakthrough 2000.

At the Zlati Petelin award show Siddharta celebrated three times: they won the Zlati petelin awards for Best New Act, Best Rock Album 1991 and the Best Album of the Year Award ( Id ).

Siddharta won another Zlati petelin award in 2001, the Music Group of the Year award.

Siddharta won the Viktor 2001 award for Best Performer of the year and Studio City's Bumerang award for Best Band of 2002.

Siddharta won the highest possible recognition of sales in Slovenia named a Diamond record.

The fans had earned it – the fan votes won Siddharta the fourth popularity Viktor.

Siddharta was voted another Band-of-the-Year Viktor award by their domestic audience and received perhaps the greatest recognition for their accomplishments so far with the nomination for MTV's Europe Music Award ( EMA ).

The Slovene and international audience did not neglect to see Siddharta ’ s qualities and so the band was again nominated for the MTV EMA and it received the Viktor award for Artist of the year.

It was at the very Viktor awards show that Siddharta and Dan D premiered in performing their concocted number Male roke / Voda.

All major music and media achievement award shows were marked by Siddharta at that point in time.

On 13 September Siddharta, accompanied by the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and 60 dancers, played before a crowd of over 30, 000 people and a few thousand who could not get in as the concert had been sold out way in advance.

Siddharta ’ s cooperation with Dan D was marked by the release of the Male Roke EP, which included the above-mentioned duet, the original title song and four live numbers.

Eight years after their first performance in the well-acclaimed radio show Izštekani ( Unplugged ), hosted by Jure Longyka on national radio, Siddharta were invited to perform live for a second time.

They placed it in Ljubljana's Hala Tivoli, packed with fans eagerly awaiting a new blow by Siddharta – and the show had been sold out within a couple of weeks.

Some chosen ones have contributed their share: singer of a Slovene rock group Siddharta Tomi M. for a social conscious single Od ljudi za ljudi ( From people for people ), duo from Zagreb Bolesna brača for a song Na izi ( On easy goin '< nowiki ></ nowiki >), a vocalist from Kočevje Semo gave his part of reggae-balkan-soul ( ragga banger ) for Če hočem ( If I want ) and Dokler bova skupi ( As long as we're together ).

In 1997 Siddharta-alongside a lineup of other promising young bands-took part in the Tivolski Pomp project, which resulted in a compilation, for which Siddharta contributed their song Lunanai and made their first TV performance in the Pomp show on national TV.

The video for " Pot v X " was recorded, which took the name of Siddharta from the local fan base to the general public.

Siddharta and Primož, who had been less intensively present in the band for personal reasons ever since the release of the second album, Nord, parted in a friendly spirit.

In the end of October Siddharta recorded a commercial for Slovene mobile provider Mobitel, which was aired on MTV Europe.

In July 2003 Siddharta and Multimedia Records, the company they had worked with for four years of their successful musical journey and had released all their previous discography projects: their debut album Id, the single Lunanai, their second album Nord and the remix album Silikon Delta, agreed to discontinue their cooperation.

Siddharta chose to work with those who had proven to be the men for the job.

What sprouted was a sight for sore eyes: three stages, breathtaking choreographies and costumes, eye-watering orchestrations, Siddharta at their best, and a blanket of over 60, 000 hands.

Siddharta expressed their deep gratitude to their devoted fans for all the support they had received from them.

With the wish to act upon the requests of their most devoted fans for live performances of some older Siddharta songs and to quench their own thirst for live performances before domestic audience, Siddharta decided to go on a mini tour across Slovenia in the end of 2004 to do just that.

It was in 2005 that Siddharta performed for the first time before the international audience at the Exit festival in Novi Sad, Serbia.

The success of 2005 was wrapped up in November as Siddharta received their first international recognition for their work: in Lisbon, Portugal they were awarded their first MTV European Music Award ( EMA ) for Best Act.

After their headline performance at Slovenia's biggest rock festival, the Rock Otočec festival Siddharta retreated from public life and locked themselves up in the studio.

The lyrics had been altered and a vocal coach hired to bring out the best Siddharta had to offer the world public.

A month after the release of their third studio album Rh -, Siddharta opened the Rh-tour with a concert on Ljubljana's central football stadium, a concert which astounded all who were there and those who were not.

In November 2001 Siddharta filled the Kodeljevo sports hall in Ljubljana, making it their largest sold-out concert to date.

Having kept their fans waiting that long for a new album, Siddharta rewarded them with a free cultural event – an opening concert at the Ljubljana Castle.

Autumn 2006 was spent on the road as Siddharta played 22 indoor concerts and a tour-closing concert in Ljubljana ’ s Prešeren Square just before New Year.

Four years had passed since the breathtaking Stadium concert and Siddharta were ready for a new venture.

Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, Siddharta Gautama ( 563 – 483 BCE ), who renounced his royalty to lead an ascetic life and came to be known as the Buddha (" the enlightened one ") was born to the Shakya king Sudhodhana.

* 949 BC Mahaparinirvana of the historical Buddha Shakyamuni Siddharta, according to far eastern schools of Buddhism.

After three days and three nights of meditation, Siddharta claimed to have attained enlightenment and insight, and the answers that he had sought.

According to Buddhist scriptures, after three days and three nights, Siddharta attained enlightenment and the answers that he had sought.

Two of the most famous modern Slovenian bands are Laibach, an early 1980s industrial music group, and Siddharta.

The main stupa is only the crown part of the monument, while the base is pyramidal structure elaborate with galleries adorned with bas relief of scenes derived from Buddhist text depicted the life of Siddharta Gautama.

Image: SiddhartaBirth. jpg | The birth of Siddharta ( 2nd – 3rd century )

( The devotee scene on the right might, with doubt, depict of the presentation of Prince Siddharta to his bride.

Siddharta is a five-piece Slovenian rock band founded in 1995.

Siddharta was formed in 1995 when four friends-Tomi Meglič ( vocals, guitar ), Primož Benko ( guitar, back vocals ), Primož Majerič ( bass ) and Boštjan Meglič ( drums )-got together and named themselves after a well-known Hermann Hesse novel because they liked the sound of it.

Six months of Siddharta silence later their second album Nord broke out in May 2001.

For the recording of the Nord album Siddharta invited the bass player Jani H., who later joined the band as full member.

Formally, Siddharta continued their work without a bass player.