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“The Greats Are Now Together”: A Photograph Of Music Legends Who Left Us

Published: October 21, 2025
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Bosnian and Herzegovinian (BiH) photographer Safet Hadzimusic, with the help of artificial intelligence, created a photograph of music greats who have left us, which touched many on social media.

In it, music legends who have left us – Oliver Dragojevic, Kemal Monteno, Davorin Popovic, Halid Beslic, and Djordje Balasevic – can be seen standing embraced and singing.

“Songs don’t die, they only change the sky under which they are sung. Halid is now there, where the stars listen to heavenly birds…,” Hadzimusic wrote alongside the photograph, which quickly drew attention on social media.

He also added, “The music greats are now together.”

The photograph was created after the death of Halid Beslic, who was mourned throughout the entire region, but also in many cities around the world.

Namely, this Sunday, gatherings were organized in more than 150 cities around the world where songs of the legend of folk music were sung in his honor.

It should be recalled that Halid Beslic passed away on October 7th at the age of 72 after a short battle with a serious illness. Along with music that marked generations, he will be remembered as a humanitarian and a man with a big heart.

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