Boro Drljača

Boro Drljača (born August 29, 1941 in Donja Suvaja, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a Serbian folk singer popular in the ex-Yugoslavia.^[1]

Biography

Boro was born in the Independent State of Croatia during the World War II to Serbian father Branko and mother Stoja. His mother died during the war, when Bora was still a toddler. He has no memories of her and no pictures. His father later got married with a new wife, after the war.

According to Boro, his worst days in his life was when the Yugoslavian wars started, Bosnian television didn't want to play his songs because he was Serb and Serbian television didn't want to play his songs because he was from Bosnia.

His biggest hits are "Ne namiguj na me tuđa ženo" (Don't wink at me, you other person's woman), and "Plači, mala, plači" (Cry, baby, cry), written by Baja Mali Knindža.

Family

Boro is a widower and lives in Belgrade, Serbia. He has two married sons

Discography

Albums

• 1973 - Sarajevo divno Mesto
• 1974 - Za Ljubav Tvoju
• 1975 - Ti si sve sto zelim
• 1976 - Krajisnici gde cemo na prelo
• 1978 - Pjevaj mi, pjevaj sokole
• 1980 - Boro i Gordana Runjajic
• 1981 - Bora Drljača
• 1982 – Jugosloven
• 1984 - Nas Dvoje Veze Ljubav
• 1985 - Hitovi Jugodisk BDN 0661
• 1985 - Čovjek sam iz naroda
• 1986 - Pjevaj Srce
• 1988 - Ala vera majstore
• 1990 - Ko te uze zlato moje
• 1990/91 – Krajino, Krajino
• 1991 – Ja sam čovek za tebe
• 1991 – Nedam Krajine
• 1995 - Nema raja bez svog zavicaja
• 1996 - Krajišnik sam ja
• 1998 - Sine Sine
• 1999 - Raca II
• 2002 - Car Ostaje car
• 2004 - Bora Drljaca Uzivo
• 2004 – Stari vuk
• 2007 - Brbljivica

See also

• Serbian folk music
• Turbo-folk

References

1. ^ KOVAČEVIĆ, Dinka (April 23, 2007). "Boro Drljača traži donaciju za svoje selo". Nezavisne Novine. http://www.nezavisne.com/novosti/bih/Boro-Drljaca-trazi-donaciju-za-svoje-selo-8846.html?modul=stampano-izdanje&poziv=dogadjaji&naslov=Boro-Drljaca-trazi-donaciju-za-svoje-selo&idv=8846. Retrieved 2 January 2011.