Dragan Kojić Keba

Dragan Kojić, known as Keba, is a Serbian folk singer from Klupci near Loznica. He made his debut in 1976, and over a career of more than four decades he has become one of the best-known singers of Serbian folk music. His first album, Ponoćna zvona, came out in 1984.

Through the late 1980s and the 1990s he released an album almost every year, among them Plavo oko plakalo je (1990), Srce piše suzama (1991), Srce kuca tvoje ime (1992) and Siromasi (1996). At the Ilidža festival in 1989 "Plavo oko, plakalo je" won the audience's first prize, and in 1991 he won MESAM with "U snu ljubim medna usta", a duet with Ceca. "Bre gidi džanum" took third prize at Poselo 202 that year. Later albums include Cveta trešnja (1998), Zapaliću pola grada (2002), Sve na pesmu i veselje (2006) and Fer ubica (2013), which has "Ona to zna", his version of a song by Azis.

He has recorded many duets: "Treba vremena" with Ana Bekuta, "Dve litre vina" with Sinan Sakić, "Bogovi ljubavi" with Gorica Ilić, songs in Vlach and Romani, and a new "U snu ljubim medna usta" with his daughter, singer Nataša Kojić. His best-known songs also include "Kad puca nek' puca", "Imao sam", "Kukavica" and "Ti hodaš sa njom".

In 2014 he took part in the second season of the Serbian Your Face Sounds Familiar, and since 2025 he has been a judge and mentor on the singing contest Zvezde Granda. The Sabor narodne muzike Srbije gave him a lifetime achievement award in 2020. The playlist plays his 2006 album, with "Ti hodaš sa njom".