1956 Genre World music, Pop music, Exotica Length mdash Label. Once again, Milinković proves that when great music crosses borders the conquest is mutual. Infobox Single Name La violetera / Le torrent / Gitane / Fado Volume 2 Artist. Also included is the double tribute Com Que Voz (With What Voice?), popularized by Amália Rodrigues-the Queen of Fado who inspired a young Bosnian artist-with sixteenth century lyrics by Luis Vaz de Camões, who also wrote The Lusiads, epic poem of Vasco da Gama’s discoveries. And Lijepi li su mostarski dućani (The Shopkeepers of Mostar are Beautiful, video 5) is a mini-novela of seduction. In Mistério (Mystery, video 3) she searches for the secret of life, while in Luda vodo stani, stani (Crazy Water Stop, Stop, video 4), she pairs her own Bosnian lyric to a traditional fado melody. White Night by Jaune Dark White night Noise-Rock, Fado 03:54. Pgina Da Tua Alma by Jaune Dark White night Noise-Rock, Fado 07:44. Lost My Life by Jaune Dark White night Noise-Rock, Fado 06:26. Milinković holds fear at bay in the graceful Não te rendas (Don’t Give Up, video 1) and lives in the intense moment with Ajde Jano (Come On, Jana, video 2), a Serbian song popular throughout the Balkans, urging a partner to dance. Another Night by Mid-Air Machine Castle Rent Medieval-inspired Songs Historic, Celtic, Romany (Gypsy), Fado 01:30. because I got a warrant All my music they straight gonna torrent Got that mad.

The nine-track collection is a journey through the conjoined challenges of life: Joy and sadness, hope and defeat, secret and revelation, fate and resolve. A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term torrent - from. Kaftan D’Alma (Kaftan of the Soul) is a fitting title for her latest work, invoking a garment that migrated from Persia to Turkey, the Balkans and North Africa, like music flowing into receptive cultures through warmth and beauty. Like adventurers of old, the Bosnian singer-songwriter thrives in parallel worlds, from the church where she sang as a child and the shelter where she learned guitar during the Bosnian war, between classical studies at the Sarajevo Music Academy and the pop-rock that powered her first two albums, between the fado music that altered her career arc and led her to Lisbon and sevdalinka-fado’s melancholy Bosnian cousin-that together balance her artistic persona. In the Age of Discovery Portugal was the starting point for explorers, but for Maja Milinković it’s the destination.

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