Hako Obic

In the European and Balkan music scenes, Bosnia and Herzegovina's Hako Obic is a well-known artist who has established himself. His songs "Cilim", "Gori Balkan", "Djevojka prijatelja moga", "Dodjoh Nocas da se oprostim", "Trideseta", "Nedjelja je osvanula", "Rodile su zelje", "Sedam Jablanova", "Zao mi je", and "Kroz veo ti vidim suze" are some of the most well-known.

The cheerful and appealing song "Cilim" exemplifies Hako Obic's singular style of fusing conventional Bosnian sounds with contemporary beats. The song is about a carpet weaver who longs for a better life. The powerful and upbeat song "Gori Balkan" honors the customs and culture of the Balkan region. The song's instrumentation blends traditional and contemporary elements, and its lyrics highlight the beauty and tenacity of the Balkan people.

Other well-known songs by Hako Obic include "Dodjoh Nocas da se oprostim," a moving song about saying farewell, and "Djevojka prijatelja moga," a romantic ballad about a guy who falls in love with his friend's fiancée. "Trideseta" is a reflective song about time passing by, whereas "Nedjelja je osvanula" is an upbeat song about a new day. While "Sedam Jablanova" is a melancholy ballad about lost love, "Rodile su zelje" is a melodious song about unrealized goals. Finally, "Kroz veo ti vidim suze" and "Zao mi je" are both moving songs about the anguish of separation. "Zao mi je" is a somber song about regret and lost opportunities.

To sum up, Hako Obic is a gifted musician whose work has won over listeners in Europe and the Balkans. His distinctive fusion of contemporary beats and traditional Bosnian sounds has won him a devoted fanbase, and songs like "Cilim," "Gori Balkan," and "Djevojka prijatelja moga" continue to be adored by listeners.

In the Balkan music scene, Hako Obic is a well-known performer who is praised for his distinctive style, which combines traditional folk music with contemporary sounds. His most recent CD, "Cilim," which was published in 2006, demonstrates his ability to write songs with soul and sincerity.

There are a variety of lively and downtempo songs on the CD, each with a unique sound. 'Hej, zoro, ne svani' is a vivacious song that will get your feet tapping, while 'Bijele ruze' is a lovely ballad that highlights Obic's emotional vocals. 'Otkad tebe nema' is another standout track; it has a melancholic melody that will linger in your head long after the song has ended.

'Cilim' is a fantastic addition to Hako Obic's catalog overall and a must-hear for Balkan music lovers. His ability as a musician and songwriter is evident on the CD, which also showcases his passion of his native land and culture. 'Cilim' is the ideal illustration of how music can unite the ancient and the new thanks to its blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.