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Music CD: Jedan od onih zivotaĐordje BalasevicNew price: EUR 10.95 (US$ 15.88) You save: EUR 2.00 (US$ 2.90) We accept all currencies! Automatic conversion at the InterBank's daily medium currency rate.
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Description: Since one of his first songs "Računajte na nas" (1978), Balašević has been politically involved. Together with another early single "Tri put sam video Tita" (1981), this songs summed up his early political position: pan-southslavic patriotism and Titoism, although he sometimes confronted with hardline conservatives for playing pop music which was perceived as western influence. During second half of 1980s a new feeling started to emerge from his songs. Feelings of bitterness and depression (culminated with songs "1987" and "Samo da rata ne bude" (1987) and album "Panta rei" (1989)) were messengers of bloody breakup of former Yugoslavia which ensued in first half of 1990s. His songs and stage speeches began showing disillusionment and sadness over fact that brotherly bloodshed was possible in Yugoslavia he once admired. He summed that overall feeling up in sentence of his book "Tri posleratna druga": "While we were growing up, the biggest insult for us was when dark emigrant forces called our homeland unnatural, artificial creation. When we grew up, the biggest insult for us was when we realised that was true." He openly criticized the negative and destructive aspects produced by the changes in the political and economic system, and the Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian nationalism. In ensuing war years, Balašević had some serious problems with regime of Slobodan Milošević because he refused to join the army and stated open opposition to the regime. On his concerts he often criticised and made fun of Milošević and other Srbian politicians. The pressure on him escalated after NATO bombardement of Serbia and Motenegro in early 1999 when his family fled to Maribor, Slovenia, but he remained in their family house in Novi Sad so he could not be accused of fleeing the city in times of trouble. In 2000 he took part in demonstrations during and following the downfall of Slobodan Milošević. In 1996 he becomes the UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador for his antiwar statements during the Yugoslav Wars and held the first post-war concert in Sarajevo as the first Serbian artist visiting war torn Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Author: Đordje Balasevic
Publisher: UFA medija
Songs:
| 1. | Ja luzer? |
| 2. | The last march |
| 3. | Krivi smo mi |
| 4. | Posvadjana pesma |
| 5. | Dan posle ponedeljka |
| 6. | Portret mog zivota |
| 7. | Provincijalka |
| 8. | Stari laloski vals |
| 9. | Covek sa mesecom u ocima |
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