Kemal Hasić

Kemal Hasić is a Bosnian singer of narodna music, born on 6 April 1977 in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He sings the emotional folk ballad, close to sevdah, and has been recording for more than two decades.

One of his first songs on record was "Džaba zlato carevima", sung at the Bihać festival in 1999 and released by Nimfa Sound on the album Festival Bihać '99, Veče narodne pjesme. The same label put out his first album, Nikad oči nisu stare, in 2001. Its title song became his best-known hit, and the record also holds "Ovo malo duše", "Eh, stani curice", "Kraljica lažne ljubavi", "Ti nisi bila obična nevjera" and "Džaba zlato bogatima".

His second album for Nimfa Sound, Smak svijeta, followed in 2003 with "Žena bez ljubavi", "Nemoj majko da me čekaš", "Pijem sine", "Belma" and "Ne daj da ti umrem u kafani". In 2005 he moved to Hayat Production for the album Gitara, with "Gitara", "Ribica", "Uzela si sve", "Pucaj" and "Dobro jutro moja voljena". In 2008 he sang at the competition evening of the Ilidža festival.

Singles and videos kept coming: "Imam gdje nemam s kim" in 2008, "Kao i prije" in 2011, "Ona je lijepa" in 2013, "Moje je tvoje sve" in 2016 and "Zamisli" in 2018. In 2023 he recorded "Nemoj majko da me čekaš", "Dobro mi došla" and "Ako je moguće" live for Vrata Balkana, and new songs such as "Vrpca" came out in 2026. He sings at clubs and celebrations across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the diaspora.