Ibrica Jusić

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Ibrica Jusić (1981)

Ibrica Jusić (born December 15, 1944 in Dubrovnik ) is a Croatian songwriter and musician in the field of folk and Sevdalinka .

Life

Ibrica Jusić, actually Ibrahim Jusić, comes from a Bosnian family. His brother Đelo Jusić was the later leader of the Yugoslav band Dubrovački Trubaduri .

Ibrica Jusić began his musical career in Zagreb in 1965, where he won first prize at the Zagreb Festival in 1968 with the song Celuloidni pajac . He then lived in Paris for a few years and received a record deal with Jugoton in 1974 . In addition to projects in Yugoslavia , he also appeared internationally, composed drama music and was a. a. at the Sydney Opera House and Carnegie Hall . In 1980 he returned to France , where he released a French-language record and appeared on television. Jusić lived in Sweden in the second half of the 1980s before returning to Croatia in 1991 .

After the turn of the millennium he published traditional Bosnian songs in the Sevdalinka tradition with a modern arrangement. He was invited to the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2004 and played at the Etno World Festival in Oslo that same year .

music

Ibrica Jusić's music has influences from Italian, French, Croatian and Bosnian music. The 2001 album Hazader consists of songs by Leonard Cohen .

Singles

  • To su djeca / Človek ki ga ni (1969) with Majda Sepe
  • Još uvijek ne znam neke važne stvari / Mala kavana (1969)
  • Mačka (1970)
  • Nemoj ići (1970)
  • Zašto san sritan / Leila (1971)
  • Kutija koja pokazuje kakvo će biti vrijeme / Svi smo mi jedno ... (1974)
  • Bezimenoj / Pjesma o ruži (1974)
  • Emina / Na trgu ispod sata (1978)
  • Šalom Sara / U svakom slučaju te volim (1980)
  • Još samo ovaj put (2004)

Studio albums

  • Skaline od sudbine (1975)
  • Nostromo (1976)
  • Emina (1977)
  • Ne dajte da vas zavedu (1978)
  • Čovjek bez kafića (1980)
  • Ibrica (1981)
  • Ibrica Jusić + Pas soba 501 osoba dvije (1983)
  • La vie (1985)
  • Hodaju ljudi (1988)
  • Retrospective (1994)
  • Dan prije (1998)
  • Hazarder (A Tribute to Leonard Cohen ) (1999)
  • Amanet (2003)
  • Kavana Mediteran (2006)
  • Amanet 2 (2008)

Compilation

  • Ibrica Jusić (1973)

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Jusić, Ibrica
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Croatian musician
DATE OF BIRTH December 15, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Dubrovnik