Nada Obrić (born 6 June 1948 in Zvornik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia) is a Bosnian Serb folk singer.[1]
Nada Obrić | |
|---|---|
| Born | 6 June 1948 Zvornik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia |
| Genres | Folk |
| Occupation(s) | Singer |
Early life and career edit
Born in Zvornik, she was an excellent gymnast and in competitions won as the best gymnast in the state of Bosnia in Yugoslavia.[2] Afterwards, she went to university in Sarajevo, and finished a degree in law.[3] As she was studying, she was offered a label by Jugoton and began to produce singles with the record company. She then worked in the council within Sarajevo, whilst maintaining a part-time singing career.[4]
After 17 years of working in the council, she quit her job and became a singer full-time. Over her singing career, he released many Yugoslav hits including 'Dugo te dugo očekujem', '700 dana bolujem', 'Čuvaj me', 'Bolna ti ležim', 'Žašto se nismo ranije sreli', and 'Gdje si'.[5]
Discography edit
Singles
- Neću da plačem (1971)
- Neću ljubav drugu (1972)
- Pjesmom te zovem (1973)
- Ne idi drugoj ženi (1974)
- Ko je kriv za moju tugu / Noćas hoću da sam tvoja (1975)
- Ljubavi zovem te (1975)
- Ja te čekam danima (1977)
- Gde se dvoje vole suvišan je treći (1977)
- Noćas za tebe pjevam (1978)
- Duša me boli, još tebe volim (1979)
- Uzalud se tebi nadam (1979)
- Kolo igra kod komšije (1980)
- Pusti me na miru da svoj život živim / Ljubav (1980)
- Ne dozvoli da te druga voli (1981)
- Bolna ti ležim (1986)
- 700 dana bolujem (1988)
- Joj kako cu sama (1989)
Studio Albums
- Neću drugu ljubav (1972)
- Pjesmom te zovem (1977)
- Pjevaj, Nado, veselo (1979)
- Kolo igra kod komšije (1980)
- Ne dozvoli da te druga voli (1981)
- Pogledaj me ti u oči (1982)
- Čuvaj me (1983)
- Nije lako bez tebe (1984)
- Suze ljubavi (1986)
- Sad mi trebaš (1988)
- kad ću sama (1989)
- Oprosti mi suzu (1991)
- Ozdravilo srce moje (1994)
- Došlo vreme (1997)
- Tako je život hteo (2001)
Compilations
- Najljepše pjesme (1987)
- Folk zvijezde zauvijek (2008)
- Najveći hitovi (2009)
References edit
- ^ Rasmussen, Ljerka V. (2002). Newly composed folk music of Yugoslavia. Routledge. p. 54. ISBN 978-0-415-93966-9.
- ^ "Nada Obric-Biografija". nektarlk.at.
- ^ "Nada Obrić (1948)". riznicasrpska.net.
- ^ "Nada Obrić – Biografija 2020, Visina, Težina". sveopoznatima.com.
- ^ "Nada Obrić Biografija". biografija.org. 17 October 2017.
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