Bane Bojanić

Branislav "Bane" Bojanić is a Serbian folk singer, the son of the popular singer Miloš Bojanić and the older brother of the singer Mikica Bojanić. His career spans three decades, and his best-known hits are "Pola vino, pola voda", "Ova pesma moj je oproštaj" and "Samo pijan mogu da prebolim".

His first album, Gorska vila, came out in 1996, followed by Bolje da me ubila (1997), Pola vino, pola voda (1998), Zlobnica (1999) and an album under his own name in 2001. In 2009 he recorded the joint album Bojanić with his father and brother.

At the height of his career he moved to the United States, where he lived for about twenty years, from 2002 to 2022, and started a food-transport company. He returned to music with the album Vratiće se ona in 2024, and he sings the duet "Dve nevolje" on Tanja Savić's album Lečim se životom. In May 2025 he was her first special guest at a concert in Novi Sad, where the audience sang "Kunem te, stranče" along with him.

The playlist here is Bane Bojanić's album Pola vino, pola voda from his Topic channel, with the title song, "Gromovi grmeće", "Kunem te, stranče", "Gorska vila" and "Kažite joj drugovi".