Šeki Bihorac

Šefćet "Šeki" Bihorac (* in Sjenica , Yugoslavia , now Serbia ) is a Bosnian turbo-folk singer, mainly in Bosnia and Herzegovina , and Sandžak gained a greater degree of popularity.

Bihorac spent his childhood in Sjenica and grew up in a working-class family. He was interested in music as a child and started singing, which led to his parents sending him to Sarajevo in the late 1970s to further his musical education. As a teenager he performed in various bars in Sarajevo with the support of Ćazim Čolaković . After numerous successful appearances, Bihorac got a contract with Jugodisk and recorded his first album Ne zovite doktore in 1990 . To date, a total of seven more albums have followed.

Discography

Albums

• Ne zovite doctors (1990)
• Svani zoro (1993)
• Majko mila (1995)
• Kad me ne bude (1999)
• Ti si meni bila sve (2001)
• Kreni, Kreni (2003)
• Maloljetnja (2005)
• Mnoge žene ljubio ... (2007)

Other works

• Uživo (2006); (Collection of some of his songs from live concerts)
• Bihaćki Festival (2010): Korak iza oblaka

Others

In 2010 , Šeki took first place at the regionally highly regarded "Bihaćki Festiva" with the song Korak iza oblaka and thus won the Bihać Prize .

Šeki Bihorac continues to live with his family in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo , but has his second residence in Germany , where he initially moved as a war refugee during the Bosnian War .

Web links

• Šeki Bihorac website (Bosnian)