Mile Kitić

Milojko " Mile " Kitić ( born January 1, 1952 in Donji Cerani in Derventa, SFR Yugoslavia, now Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian Serb turbo - folk singer. He is considered one of the most successful and popular singers in the Balkans.

Sources and beginnings in the music scene

He was born as Milojko Kitić near Derventa in Bosnia. At age 13, he moved to Ilijaš, where he owns two houses today. During the civil war in Yugoslavia, he fled from Ilijaš to Belgrade. His nephew died in the war, what his family and hit him very hard. In Belgrade, he got used to the more ( in Serbia mainly spoken ) to ekavischen dialect.

Since his school days Mile Kitić dealt with the music. He was in the school orchestra at the time bass player. In 1968, at the age of 16 years, Mile Kitić won the festival " Prvi glas Vogosca " with the song U svijetu sam zivot ostavio ( I left my life in the world back ).

When in 1974 his first single O gitaro recorded, he sang in the most expensive places Sarajevo. 1974-1980 he played in his band " Princevi " electric guitar. The band named themselves after a car, the NSU Prinz, who was produced in the 1970s in Yugoslavia.

He was able to record at the Music Festival Ilidža when he više nema ( There is no more love ) reached the 1st place with the song Ljubavi a further success in 1980. The song can also be found on his ( also 1980) erschienenem LP album Mala iz Novog Pazara.

By the end of 1980, he took a total of 6 singles out with two titles.

Career

He released his first album in 1982 with Moja mala slatka ( My sweet little ... ). In 1983, Jorgovani plavi (blue lilac) both albums, however, were only moderately successful, he could in the music scene hard to put foot and thought to end his career.

In 1984 he began, on the advice of his friend and colleague Sinan Sakic music, with the collaboration with the band Juzni Vetar and their producer and leader Miodrag Ilic M. .. This was also his first commercially successful album "Casa ljubavi " ( A glass full of love ). The final breakthrough came in 1985 with the album and the hit single of the same name Yes NECU ljepšu ( I do not want any more beautiful ). During this time he also sang many songs with his colleagues Sinan Sakić, Kemal Malovcic, Dragana Mirkovic and Šemsa Suljaković (eg Nek puknu dusmani 1987 or Mi se volimo ). This was followed by ten more albums with Juzni Vetar with other successful hits like Kockar (1986 ), Mogao sam biti car (1987 ), Osvetnik (1989 ) or Moj Sokole (1994). Among his fans, the time from 1984 to 1995 is considered Kitićs musically strongest phase. Not least because he has recorded a total of 12 albums with Juzni Vetar in this period. Even today the songs from this period are considered his most sought after in various concerts and also enjoys great popularity among younger generations.

After his album Okreni jastuk (turning ' the pillow around, 1995 ) ended Kitić cooperation with Juzni Vetar. According to his own statements he wanted to make modern music and went to the record company in 1996 as the Serbian broadcasting " PGP - RTS". There he took the two albums Ratnik za ljubav ( A warrior for love, 1996) and Ostaj ovde ( Stay here, 1997), which, pop -dominant were compared to Juzni - Vetar era.

In 1998 he joined the newly founded record label Grand Production ( formerly " zam " ), in which he by numerous marketing campaigns and guest appearances promotion for his album "Do sreće daleko, do boga visoko " ( By the luck so far, up to God so high) made. In 1999, he landed with the title "Tri života " ( Three Lives ) again a hit, as in 2000 with " Zlato, Srebro, Dukati " (gold, silver, ducats ) and 2004 with " Zemljotres " ( earthquake ). After 2006, the album Šampanjac ( champagne) it has been brought more calm around him. It was only when he brought out the two single releases Četri Strane Sveta (4 sides of the world ) with the band Djogani and anchor ( bartender) in the summer of 2008, he was again on the subject. Finally he brought out shortly thereafter in the fall of 2008 the album anchor. At the time of his tours, he has guest appearances and concerts in nightclubs all over the world.

Originally designed for the fall of 2011, he announced in a spot on the album Paklene godine ( Infernal years). The album was preceded by two single releases ( ludnica na Balkanu, in July 2011 and Nosices me ti na dusi, September 2011 ) operating systems. By the end of 2011, finally, the entire album was released.

In the spring of 2013 he brought back two new singles out - Limuzina in March 2013 and Lenka in April 2013 During Limuzina stands by fast rhythms and many impacts from the pop and techno music, it is in steering a slower tracks in the traditional style. in which the piano and the accordion predominate. This Mile Kitic responds to the frequent accusations that he would be in the last few years - mainly since joining Grand Production - subordinate to commerce, as a result, the quality of his music would have been greatly reduced and the texts would be less demanding than the past. Kitic themselves often defends himself by saying that he has to meet the tastes of the majority and adapt his music at the time.

Others

He has from his first marriage with his wife Bosiljka a daughter named Sanja. Today he lives with his second wife Marta Savić ( also singer ) and his second daughter Elena in Belgrade and has a second home in Hanover. He is now two-time grandfather through his daughter Sanja.

Mile Kitić sang his songs to 1991 with ijekavischem dialect, from 1992, he sings both in ekavischem, as well ijekavischem dialect.

Kitić owns next to the Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Serbian citizenship.

With previously published 30 albums since 1974, he is considered one of the most experienced and highest paid singer in the ex- Yugoslav space. His music is sometimes also popular in Romania and Bulgaria, and his name also there a term.

Singles

From 1974 to 1980 Mile Kitić brought a total of six singles out with two titles.

In 2006 he published after 25 years, his next single, Oko mene lete svi ( around me they all fly ) (cover of ' OK Band '). Since then he takes his next studio albums at irregular intervals back to singles.

Albums

• Bosnian musician
• Serbian musicians
• Folk singer
• Born in 1952
• Man