Hasiba Agić

Hasiba Agić is a Bosnian folk singer and interpreter of sevdalinka and ilahija from Zenica, where she was born and finished medical school. Over a career of more than four decades she has recorded numerous songs for the archive of Radio-Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina, eleven albums, three singles and several CDs of sevdalinka.

Her professional beginnings go back to 1979, when she won the student festival in Maglaj and with it the right to record a single. That year Diskoton released two of her singles, "Ti odlaziš zauvijek od mene" / "Nemaš sreće da me ljubiš" and "Koga nema bez njega se može" / "Nesretno je srce moje", both with the orchestra of M. Mrehić, and she appeared on the compilations Bosanski koktel I and II, released in Munich. In 1981 Sarajevo Disk issued "Za ljubav je kasno" / "Gdje si poš'o Mensure", and in the early 1980s she turned to music full time.

Her albums include a Diskoton record with the ensemble of Budimir Buco Jovanović, Pamti me pamti with the orchestra of Stevica Jovanović for Radio Television Priština (1991), Pismo razdvojenih with the orchestra of Edo Krilić for Terra Production, Plače mi se od života for HALIX, and Uspomene for Hayat Production in 2017.

Among her best-known songs are "Došli dani tugom rasplakani", "Plastim suhu travu", "Uvijek si mi govorila majko moja stara", "Sarajevo, behara ti tvoga", "Nije Bosna čaša vode", "Moj dragane što me zaboravljaš", "Plakat' ću samo ja", "Oj jeseni tugo moja", "Alipaša na Hercegovini" and "Harmoniko moja", which was heard in the film Grbavica. She has given many humanitarian concerts in Bosnia and Herzegovina and across the Balkans, sang on the fifteenth night of the Zenica Summer Fest 2019, a show called "Svjetski a naši", and is part of the team of OTV Valentino.