Edo Ljubić - Hajte Braćo Hajte Sestre

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Review by Summer Coley-Ward

Hajte Braćo Hajte Sestre is the latest album by Edo Ljubić, a Bosnian musician known for his unique blend of traditional Bosnian music with modern elements. The album features 11 tracks, each showcasing Ljubić's exceptional talent as a singer and songwriter.

The album opens with the title track, "Hajte Braćo Hajte Sestre," a lively and upbeat song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features traditional Bosnian instruments such as the accordion and the saz, combined with modern electronic beats and synths, creating a unique and captivating sound.

The rest of the album follows a similar pattern, with each song featuring a unique blend of traditional and modern elements. "Lijepa Li Si" is a beautiful ballad that showcases Ljubić's soulful voice, while "Ljubav Je Tajna Dvaju Svjetova" is a catchy pop song that is sure to get listeners dancing.

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Artist: Edo Ljubić
Album: Hajte Braćo Hajte Sestre

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Download

Filename: edo-ljubi-hajte-brao-hajte-sestre.rar
  • MP3 size: 13.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 118 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Ciganka Sam Mlada
Hajte Braćo, Hajte Sestre

Video

Edo Ljubic - Hajte Braco-Hajte Sestre

Catalog Numbers

V-3145

Labels

Victor

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Notes

Recorded in New York, July 30, 1942.

About Edo Ljubić

Bosnian-American tamburitza singer and musician (b. May 7, 1912 Donji Vakuf, Austria-Hungary, now Bosnia and Herzegovina  d. Los Angeles, California, March 15, 1993) Ljubić began playing as early as age five when his dad, Nikola, gave him a bisernica (made of cardboard and plywood). At age 14, he founded his own tamburitza band. After graduating high school in Zagreb, he studied music and singing for a year, but then went to France from 1929 to 1933 to study Electrical Engineering. After his return to Yugoslavia, however, he became a professional singer. He had his own radio show on Radio Belgrade. During a 1937 tour of Europe, he performed in Paris, Budapest, Rome, and Berlin. In Berlin, he became the first Yugoslav to appear on TV and also made a short movie. Ljubić was touring the United States when World War II broke out. He decided to stay and became a naturalized citizen in September 1949, assuming the name Edo Lubich. He also became an important influence on American tamburitza musicians, recording widely for labels such as , , , , and . In 1986, he was inducted into the Tamburitza Association of America's Hall of Fame.

Real Name

    • Eduard Nikola Ljubić

Name Vars

  • E. Ljubić
  • E. Lubic
  • E. Lubich
  • E.Lubich
  • Edo Ljubic
  • Edo Ljubich
  • Edo Lubich
  • Ljubic
  • Ljubić
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Summary by Summer Coley-Ward

Hajte Braćo Hajte Sestre is a fantastic album that showcases Edo Ljubić's exceptional talent as a musician and songwriter. The album is a must-listen for anyone interested in traditional Bosnian music or modern pop music with a unique twist.

Comments

xpxo005
2023-04-15
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nonauchul93
2023-04-15
Ovo je, koliko znam, bila jedna od sokolskih pesama.