Sejo Sexon

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Sejo Sexon (born 7 June 1961 in Sarajevo) is the stage name of Davor Sučić, Bosnian rock and roll musician, composer, actor and television director.

Initially using the pseudonym Elvis J. Spahović, Sejo was one of the founders of the New Primitivism movement in Sarajevo, where he co-founded the band Elvis J. Kurtović & His Meteors (with Elvis J. Kurtović), and was the lead-guitarist and co-author with the original setup of Zabranjeno pušenje. He also participated in the Top lista nadrealista - war edition TV show in episodes which were created and aired between 1992 and 1994 in besieged Sarajevo.

Even before his musical career took off, Sejo wanted to become a psychiatrist, which entailed first graduating medicine before starting psychiatry specialization studies. He thus enrolled at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Medicine, which he put on the back burner after starting to make a living through the band. He never completed the medicine studies.^[1]

After the Bosnian War he moved to Zagreb, Croatia where he lived for some time. Later he came back to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, his hometown, and continued one of the two later fractions of Zabranjeno pušenje (see Zabranjeno pušenje article for details).

In 2009, Sexon was a jury member together with Zele Lipovača, Davor Gobac, and Vinko Štefanac on Rat bendova, musical contest that aired on OBN.

References

↑ OBN

External links

"Sejo Sexon (Davor Sučić)" (in Serbo-Croatian). Official website of Zabranjeno pušenje.
"Sejo Sexon - Manjši je penis, večji je totalitarizem" (in Slovene). RTV Slovenija.

Persondata
Name	Sexon, Sejo
Alternative names
Short description	Yugoslav musician
Date of birth	7 June 1961
Place of birth	Sarajevo,SFRJ
Date of death
Place of death

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