Džej Ramadanovski

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Džej Ramadanovski

Background information
Birth name Džej Ramadanovski
Born April 29, 1964 (1964-04-29) (age 44)
Origin Belgrade, Serbia
Genre(s) Serbian folk
Years active 1988 - Present
Notable instrument(s)
Vocals

Džej Ramadanovski (Serbian: Џеј Рамадановски) (born April 29, 1964 in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia) is a popular Romani singer in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina (among other ex Yugoslav republics). He speaks Serbian and Romani. His nickname is Džeki. He currently resides in Vienna[citation needed] and in Belgrade, in part of town known as Dorcol. In 1989, he made a cameo appearance in the movie Hajde Da Se Volimo 2, even performing one of his songs in the movie.

Contents

[edit] Vozi, vozi

Vozi, vozi is an album of Serbian singer Džej Ramadanovski. It was released in 2002.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Loša si danas"
  2. "Ritam vozi vozi"
  3. "Bez početka nema kraja"
  4. "Dođi dok me vreme ne pregazi"
  5. "Rano jutro pola 5"
  6. "Laž i prevara"
  7. "Svako ima ponos svoj"
  8. "Ko nije priveo..."
  9. "Čestitka manje"
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[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Zar da ti brišem suze (1988)
  • Jedan, dva (1989)
  • Slažeš li se ti (1990)
  • Ugasila si me (1991)
  • Mrak, mrak (1992)
  • Seksi ritam (1993)
  • Sunce ljubavi (1994)
  • Dunav (1995)
  • Rađaj sinove (1995)
  • Blago onom ko rano poludi (1997)
  • Na ivici pakla (1998)
  • Oprosti majko (1998)
  • Zato (2000)
  • Ludo vino (2001)
  • Vozi, vozi... (2002)

[edit] Compilations

  • Džej: balade (1997)
  • Džej: najveći hitovi (2001)

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