Branimir Stulic
Branimir "Johnny" Štulic (born April 11, 1953 in Skopje, Macedonia, Federal… Read Full Bio ↴Branimir "Johnny" Štulic (born April 11, 1953 in Skopje, Macedonia, Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia) is a singer, songwriter, poet and a leader of a popular former Yugoslav rock group Azra. He is known for his charismatic stage performances and inspiring song lyrics that often combined rock poetry with a strong sense for social commentary.
Branimir Štulic was born in Skopje, Macedonia but soon moved to Zagreb, Croatia where he attended high school and, for a brief time, studied phonetics and history at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Philosophy.
He began his musical career with the band called Sevdah Shuttle Band, performing Beatles-covers and folk music. In 1977 he formed Azra, which during the 1980s, became one of the most prominent and influential musical acts in former Yugoslavia.
Azra days brought Štulic widespread fame in former Yugoslavia as well as rabid and devoted youth following - Štulic often used music to make statement about social and political conditions in communist Yugoslavia of the time.
In 1990 Štulic moved to Nieuwegein, Netherlands, where he currently lives. Since then, he recorded another 3 records, which met limited commercial success.
In 2005 he published an autobiography called Smijurija u mjerama.
Croatian journalist Hrvoje Horvat wrote a biography of Johnny Štulic called Fantom slobode, issued in 2006. Due to Štulic's immense popularity in the region of former Yugoslavia the book was an immediate commercial success. However, it was also heavily criticized by many literary critcs, and even Štulic himself for its poor writing quality and misinterpretation of facts.
Štulic is often at lengths with his past as he lives a secluded life and is often the target of reporters seeking an interview, in which he is reluctant to participate. He states he has no interest in going back to his rock career. Branimir Štulic is considered to be something of a cult figure in former Yugoslavia.
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http://www.myspace.com/dzonistulic
Branimir Štulic was born in Skopje, Macedonia but soon moved to Zagreb, Croatia where he attended high school and, for a brief time, studied phonetics and history at the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Philosophy.
He began his musical career with the band called Sevdah Shuttle Band, performing Beatles-covers and folk music. In 1977 he formed Azra, which during the 1980s, became one of the most prominent and influential musical acts in former Yugoslavia.
Azra days brought Štulic widespread fame in former Yugoslavia as well as rabid and devoted youth following - Štulic often used music to make statement about social and political conditions in communist Yugoslavia of the time.
In 1990 Štulic moved to Nieuwegein, Netherlands, where he currently lives. Since then, he recorded another 3 records, which met limited commercial success.
In 2005 he published an autobiography called Smijurija u mjerama.
Croatian journalist Hrvoje Horvat wrote a biography of Johnny Štulic called Fantom slobode, issued in 2006. Due to Štulic's immense popularity in the region of former Yugoslavia the book was an immediate commercial success. However, it was also heavily criticized by many literary critcs, and even Štulic himself for its poor writing quality and misinterpretation of facts.
Štulic is often at lengths with his past as he lives a secluded life and is often the target of reporters seeking an interview, in which he is reluctant to participate. He states he has no interest in going back to his rock career. Branimir Štulic is considered to be something of a cult figure in former Yugoslavia.
source:
http://www.myspace.com/dzonistulic
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Branimir Štulić Lyrics
Kratki pomak Kratki pomak primakneš li sliku očima na gornjoj strani …
Nepotrebno precrtaj Nepotrebno precrtaj da li čuješ da li znaš da li pamtiš…
Pretvorba Pretvorba polako zatvaram serjožine oči u kojima nebeski…
Raspleti Kose Damo Raspleti kose damo raspleti kose damo da zaboravim na sv…
So far So far looking back to happiness there's a piece of my h…
Teško ovo život Kako vrijeme prolazi, lova me ne nalazi Prije mi je mislit…