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Goran Bregović is a recording artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is one of the most internationally known modern musicians and composers of the Slavic-speaking countries in the Balkans, and one of the few former Yugoslav musicians who have performed at major international venues such as Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall and l'Olympia.
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culture · Bosnian musician and composer (born 1950) · composer · film score composer · film actor · recording artist · painter · singer · musician · also Goran Bregović, Bregović
Born 22 March 1950 · Q193273
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SF Station: GORAN BREGOVIC AND HIS WEDDING AND FUNERAL ORCHESTRA
Published video “Out now with Dubioza Kolektiv!”.
Published video “God is not Your Babysitter - the new single”.
Published video “Goran Bregović and Dubioza Kolektiv - God is Not Your Babysitter”.
Published video “2026 starts with a Music Video!”.
Published video “Goran Bregović - Gypsy Zumba”.
Published video “Duvaj bre! 🎺 #OuzoAndBanana”.
Published video “En ten tany #OuzoAndBanana”.
Published video “And why I'm crazy about you then? #OuzoAndBanana”.
Published video “I'm free nation, hippie generation #ouzoandbanana”.
Released album “The Belly Button of the World”.
Was awarded the Order of Karađorđe's Star by President Aleksandar Vučić on the occasion of Statehood Day of Serbia
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The Guardian: Goran Bregović, Guča 2007: 100,000 people in Balkan brass ecstasy
Sydney Morning Herald: Goran Bregovic is knitting the world back together, stitch by sonic stitch
The Guardian: Goran Bregović: 'Balkan brass is punk – more madness than music'
Released album “Welcome to Goran Bregović”.
The Guardian: Goran Bregović: Three Letters from Sarajevo review – fun, if patchy
Was a guest artist on Puerto Rican rapper Residente's album Residente on the song "El Futuro Es Nuestro" (Spanish for "The Future is Ours")
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Released album “Three Letters From Sarajevo (Opus 1)”.
Jazz: Goran Bregovic
That the French court ruled in Macias' favour, ordering Bregović to pay Macias €1 million in damages
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BBC: World on 3 Session with Goran Bregovic Goran Bregovic in session
The Guardian: Goran Bregovic: 'I want to remind people what Gypsy culture's given'
Australian Broadcasting Corporation: In the Time of Goran Bregovic
The Guardian: Goran Bregovic: Champagne for Gypsies – review
As part of his Asia-Pacific tour (including Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong), Bregović performed with a string quartet, a male choir, Bulgarian singers and half of a brass band
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Released album “24. Mart Zetra Sarajevo”.
Released album “Champagne for Gypsies”.
Published video “Presidente (Goran Bregovic Ft. The Gipsy Kings)”.
Published video “Goran Bregovic Feat The Gipsy Kings - Presidente”.
Published video “Goran Bregovic Feat The Gipsy Kings - Balkaneros”.
Orange County Register: Live review: Goran Bregovic at Disney Concert Hall
Billboard: Goran Bregovic Recording With Gogol Bordello, Gipsy Kings
Released album “Mustafa”.
Published video “Margot - Memoirs of an Unhappy Queen - France (excerpt)”.
Published video “Margot - Memoirs of an Unhappy Queen - Italy (excerpt)”.
Published video “Goran Bregovic - Basilique Saint Denis”.
Published video “Goran Bregović - Cyprus 2010”.
Published video “Saint-Denis”.
The Guardian: Goran Bregovic: Welcome to Bregovic
Published video “Goran Bregović - Alkohol”.
Published video “Goran Bregović - Gas, Gas, Gas”.
Cleveland.com: Goran Bregovic to perform at PlayhouseSquare in downtown Cleveland
The Guardian: World music review: Goran Bregovic, Alkohol
Released album “Alkohol: Šljivovica & Champagne”.
Stated: "Yugoslavia is the intersection of so many worlds: Orthodox, Catholic, Muslim
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Final in Belgrade Arena, Serbia, he played as the interval act
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Released album “Goran Bregovic's Karmen With a Happy End”.
Bregović took part in three large farewell concerts of Bijelo Dugme
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Novinite: Goran Bregovic: My Family is a Mini-Balkans Model
The Guardian: Goran Bregovic, Barbican, London
Released album “Tales and Songs from Weddings and Funerals”.
Released album “Daj mi drugie życie”.
Released album “Balkanica”.
Recorded another album with another Polish singer, Krzysztof Krawczyk, titled Daj mi drugie życie ("Give Me Second Life")
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Released album “Songbook”.
Released album “Black Cat White Cat”.
Released album “Music for Films”.
Released album “Kayah i Bregović”.
Released album “Magic Book”.
Named Thessaloniki – Yannena with Two Canvas Shoes
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Released album “Arizona Dream / Queen Margot”.
Released album “Ederlezi”.
Released album “Silence of the Balkans”.
Released album “Irish Songs”.
Released album “Θεσσαλονίκη – Γιάννενα με δυο παπούτσια πάνινα”.
Worked with Turkish singer Sezen Aksu on her album Düğün ve Cenaze (Wedding and Funeral)
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Released album “P.S.”.
Released album “Underground”.
Released album “Music Inspired and Taken From Цndergяoцnd”.
Released album “Muzika za filmove”.
Released album “La Reine Margot”.
Bregović married his long-time girlfriend Sudžuka in a civic wedding ceremony held in Paris with film director Emir Kusturica as the groom's best man and longtime Bijelo Dugme backing vocalist Amila Sulejmanović as the b
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Released album “Arizona Dream”.
Released album “Kuduz (Muzika Iz Filma Ademira Kenovića)”.
Released album “Le Temps des Gitans / Kuduz”.
Dissatisfied with their respective financial terms at the state-owned Jugoton label, Bijelo Dugme bandleader Bregović and one of Yugoslavia's biggest pop stars, Zdravko Čolić, got together to establish their own music la
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Bregović started a high-profile relationship with Serbian model Ljiljana Tica, eight years his junior
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When she was sixteen, and a relationship with upstart Serbian actress Maja Sabljić, ten years his junior, whom he began dating in 1979 during the production of the docudrama Lične stvari that they were both involved with
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Released album “Goran Bregović”.
And composing two movie soundtracks—1977's Leptirov oblak and 1979's Lične stvari
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Twenty-one-year-old Bregović—a student at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Philosophy—got accepted into the Yugoslav Communist League (SKJ), the only party in SFR Yugoslavia's political system
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Željko Bebek invited eighteen-year-old Bregović to play bass guitar in his band Kodeksi, which Goran gladly accepted
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Born 1950-03-22.
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