Goran Bregovic, "Brega" born 22 March 1950 in Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina in the former Yugoslavia. Its name in Cyrillic alphabet, is written Горан Бреговић and pronunciation of his surname in the Slavic language, is to focus on the "e" and ending in "ch", "brégovich." Still, in the West tell Bregovic, or Goran, though that side of the Balkans is "Brega", period.
Yugoslavia, the country of his birth, no longer exists and, indeed, it fell to about Goran suffer the consequences of the dissolution, however, he still feels Yugoslav and maintains residence in three cities of this ancient land, which are now independent republics: Belgrade, Serbia's capital, Zagreb, Croatia and his native Sarajevo, Bosnia.
Bosnian, but the son of a Serbian mother and Croatian father, Goran Bregovic is indicative of the unique blend of cultures, multiculturalism, they say now, that flows into that region of Eastern Europe, it has resulted in numerous social and political conflicts throughout history, but in the case of Bregovic has resulted in fusion, fusion, unity and revival of musical traditions, Gypsy and Balkans for more detail.
Bregovic's Yugoslavia, then a socialist federal republic, brought together six different territories: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, Macedonia and Montenegro. It spoke, in addition, four languages: Serbian, Croatian and Macedonian Slavic, and professed three different religions: Orthodox Christian, Catholic and Moslem or Muslim.
So many ended up separate divisions to the country in 1991-after Tito's death a decade before and in the context of nationalist emancipation in the former USSR, in a succession of wars that lasted for ten years and In the case of Goran, forced into exile and the beginning of a new life, wandering ex-Yugoslav musician in the West.
Yugoslavia, the country of his birth, no longer exists and, indeed, it fell to about Goran suffer the consequences of the dissolution, however, he still feels Yugoslav and maintains residence in three cities of this ancient land, which are now independent republics: Belgrade, Serbia's capital, Zagreb, Croatia and his native Sarajevo, Bosnia.
Bosnian, but the son of a Serbian mother and Croatian father, Goran Bregovic is indicative of the unique blend of cultures, multiculturalism, they say now, that flows into that region of Eastern Europe, it has resulted in numerous social and political conflicts throughout history, but in the case of Bregovic has resulted in fusion, fusion, unity and revival of musical traditions, Gypsy and Balkans for more detail.
Bregovic's Yugoslavia, then a socialist federal republic, brought together six different territories: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, Macedonia and Montenegro. It spoke, in addition, four languages: Serbian, Croatian and Macedonian Slavic, and professed three different religions: Orthodox Christian, Catholic and Moslem or Muslim. So many ended up separate divisions to the country in 1991-after Tito's death a decade before and in the context of nationalist emancipation in the former USSR, in a succession of wars that lasted for ten years and In the case of Goran, forced into exile and the beginning of a new life, wandering ex-Yugoslav musician in the West.