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Unforgettable Concert of Djordje Balasevic in Sarajevo

Published: April 27, 2015
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djordje balasevicTwo nights ago, Sarajevo audience enjoyed in songs of Djordje Balasevic. In a packed hall of Juan Antonio Samaranch, hit after the hit, from ballads to songs of the faster rhythm, took place and emotions and positive atmosphere overwhelmed the space of Zetra.

Faithfull fans of the songs of Djordje Balasevic, started to arrive to the hall already at 7.00 p.m., and it was completely full at 8.30 p.m.

Djole started a concert with the song “Remorker“ and a greeting for Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The entire Zetra sang with famous songs, and after first notes of the song “Svirajte mi jesen stiže dunjo moja“, the hall shone with lights of cell phones and, as sometimes, with lighters.

During the performance of the song “Olivera“, Djordje‘s wife appeared in the public and came to the stage, to enable him to give her a bouquet of flowers in his unique manner.

Explaining the significance of the concert in Sarajevo, Balasevic said : “It is easy to make a noise at the concert, but it is harder to make a silence“.

After he performed the song “Duet“, which he dedicated to Kemal Monteno, he said that three minutes of signing is better that the minute of silence, and that Kemo would love it the most.

(Source: klix.ba/ Photo: tuzlanski.ba)

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