Amir Rešić

Amir Resic, better known as Nino ( born January 22, 1964 in Bosanska Dubica, † 18 October 2007 in Bijeljina ) was a Bosnian singer, the first in the 90s of the 20th century in Serbia and later in Bosnia and Herzegovina great gained popularity.

Nino brought out since 1991 a total of 14 albums.

Biography

Nino spent his youth in his native town in Bosnia, which was then still part of Yugoslavia. Shortly before the outbreak of war in Bosnia, he moved to Kruševac to begin a career as a singer. There he recorded his first album Nar and then moved to Belgrade, where he recorded most of his other albums. After he was retired with his wife from his second marriage, he left Serbia in 2004 and moved back to Bosnia. He lived mainly in Sarajevo, but picked up his other songs in Bijeljina. In Bijeljina created under BN music also his last two albums. On 18 October 2007 Amir Resic afternoon left the studio of the station BN because he allegedly did not feel well and strong headaches feel. On the same evening he was admitted to the local hospital and died of a perforation of the pancreas, which was caused by long-term, excessive alcohol consumption.

Nino has from his first two marriages three daughters, named Amela, Sandra and Tamara.

Discography

• NAR (1991)
• Sto Mi Noci Nemaju Svanuća (1992 )
• Zbogom Mala (1993 )
• Sta Cu Mala S ' tobom (1994 )
• Tvoje Oči (1995 )
• Tebe Zelim Nocas (1996 )
• Za Ljubav Prošlu (1997)
• Ko Te Samo Takne (1998)
• Kraljica Balkana (1999)
• TREBAS Wed (2000)
• Dvanaest Meşeci (2001)
• Opet Onaj Stari (2003)
• Novembar 05 ( 2005)
• Jedan Na Jedan (2006)

Among his most successful songs include Sta Cu Mala S umiru pjevajući ' tobom, USNE vrele kao czar, and Ptice.

Others

Nino had when he married his ex-wife Sara, renamed at the request of his wife, meanwhile its name from Amir to Nikola and simultaneously changed the religion, namely, the Serbian Orthodox Church. Return immediately after his divorce in 2004, when he decided to Bosnia, he konventierte back to Islam and called himself Amir again.

Nino sang his songs mostly on ekavischem accents, but also partly ijekavischem, although he initially mainly spoken exclusively with the Bosnian ijekavischem accents.