Šaban Bajramović (1936-2008) was a Serbian musician and composer of Romani … Read Full Bio ↴Šaban Bajramović (1936-2008) was a Serbian musician and composer of Romani origin.
Bajramović was born on 16th April 1936 in Niš, Serbia. He attended primary school for only the first four years. When he left school, the street was his main source of musical education. At the age of nineteen, having joined the army, he left because of a girl; he was sentenced as a deserter to three years imprisonment on the island of Goli otok; because he told the military court that they couldn’t hold him for so long as he could survive, they raised his punishment to five and a half years. He survived, as he was a good goalkeeper in the prison football team. Because of his nimbleness and speed they called him "Crna Pantera", meaning "Black panther". Soon he forced his way into the prison orchestra that played, among other things, jazz (mostly Armstrong, Sinatra, and Coltrane) together with Spanish and Mexican pieces. He liked to say that he read 20,000 books in his life, most of them whilst in prison. He also said that the prison on Goli otok was his university, where he formed his philosophy, adding that a person who has never been in prison is not a person at all.
After Goli otok, his imusical career began. He made his first record in 1964, and went to make some twenty albums and about and about fifty singles. With his first major earnings he bought a white Mercedes and hired two bodyguards. The story says that he soon lost his Mercedes gambling.
Bajramović died of a heart attack in Niš on 8th June 2008.
Bajramović was born on 16th April 1936 in Niš, Serbia. He attended primary school for only the first four years. When he left school, the street was his main source of musical education. At the age of nineteen, having joined the army, he left because of a girl; he was sentenced as a deserter to three years imprisonment on the island of Goli otok; because he told the military court that they couldn’t hold him for so long as he could survive, they raised his punishment to five and a half years. He survived, as he was a good goalkeeper in the prison football team. Because of his nimbleness and speed they called him "Crna Pantera", meaning "Black panther". Soon he forced his way into the prison orchestra that played, among other things, jazz (mostly Armstrong, Sinatra, and Coltrane) together with Spanish and Mexican pieces. He liked to say that he read 20,000 books in his life, most of them whilst in prison. He also said that the prison on Goli otok was his university, where he formed his philosophy, adding that a person who has never been in prison is not a person at all.
After Goli otok, his imusical career began. He made his first record in 1964, and went to make some twenty albums and about and about fifty singles. With his first major earnings he bought a white Mercedes and hired two bodyguards. The story says that he soon lost his Mercedes gambling.
Bajramović died of a heart attack in Niš on 8th June 2008.
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Šaban Bajramović Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Šaban Bajramović:
Avaj avaj mo cavo Bole Sasa Bole sasa Kad cororo sem ma Kad cororo sem ma Akan…
Avaj, Avaj Mo Cavo Bole Sasa Bole sasa Kad cororo sem ma Kad cororo sem ma Akan…
Avaj, avaj, mo čavo Bole Sasa Bole sasa Kad cororo sem ma Kad cororo sem ma Akan…
Bele ruže Loca (Loca) Loca Dance or die Loca (Loca) She′s playin' dum…
Geljan dade Puchala me daja sose voj rovela, Kasa dava sako dive. Armaja…
Hanuma Sa o raomalen phuchena bubamara sose ni kelel. Devla, devla …
I Barval Pudela I Braval pudela I bavlal purdela chaje, O brshnd perela. Me…
Maki Maki Isika vni bare cuca sas Amen cikne, amen cikne Khanci ci dza…
Pena Kegelapan kesunyian semilir desah angin Menyetubuhi dendam b…
Sila Kale Bal Sila kale bal Jekh e chaja daje lele me mangav voy si but…
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@ruthdixon7807
the golden voiced serbian wildman sings the blues...gorgeous.
@johnhatzifotisstaff4692
Beautiful.
@fabz1509
Heard it on Danny Marks blues show on toronto one and only jazz station. Don't understand a word he says but why do I need to know if I'm enjoying listening to it! Great heart felt vocals.
@mohamedbelkacembouguerne3735
King for ever 😘
@rabbitfootblues
Hello!
If anyone would be so kind to share this song's lyrics, I'd thank it from the very bottom of my heart.
Greetings from Mexico and long life to Saban's music.
@danilostojkovic64
Sa Pravom mi suze Krenu , Deseta godina ,prolazi zakon me ne pusta .
Prodaj Majko Kucu i Okucnicu Plati Mi Za Slobodu. 2 Strofa .
Majko moja Donesi mi u Posetu tvoju Pitu i Svez Hleb. Ovde je Hleb tako Tvrd zubi mi Odpadaju.
3. Stize Meni pismo citam i Suzama ma ga Kvasim, pise Cerka mi se Udaje.
@nikolina4545
Hvala puno! Imaš li možda originalni tekst za podijeliti, molim te? Hvala!
@ehusovic
Svaka čast
@danilostojkovic64
Prevescu vam ovo samo za one koji su Dugo Robijali po Zatvorima!
@nikolina4545
Anybody has original lyrics to share, please?