Lapsus band

Lapsus band (also written Lapsus bend) is a Bosnian pop-folk group, formed in Kalesija at the end of 2013. It was founded by four young musicians, Muamer Bošnjaković, Mumin Korajac, Mahir Osmanović and Eldar Pilavdžić.

At first they played as a cover band in small local clubs. The singer Dženan Lončarević noticed them and invited them to play at his concert, and after that they started working on songs of their own. The early years brought several changes of singer: first Armin Zukić, who had taken part in the ZMBT talent show, then, briefly, Semir Suljkanović from Zvezde Granda.

Wider fame came at the end of 2015, when Emir Aličković, a young singer from Kakanj and a contestant in the seventh season of ZMBT on Hayat TV, joined the band. Early in 2016 they began working with the songwriter Bane Opačić, and the singles followed quickly: "Kada voliš" and "Hendikepiran" in 2016, "Budalo", "Idealno veče", "Santa leda", "Lažo" and "Grešna vila", a duet with Đani, in 2017, and "Foliraš", "Barikade" and "Oči boje čokolade" in 2018. They also recorded with Cvija ("Horoskop") and with the group Ministarke ("Voli me"), and their videos reached millions of views on YouTube.

In 2017 Lapsus band won the Oskar popularnosti award in Banja Luka as the most promising band of the year, and in 2019 "Foliraš" was nominated at the MAC awards for best modern and traditional folk song. "Skote još te volim" and "Pogazila" came out in 2019, "Žena mojih snova" in 2020 and "Baxuz" in 2021, and newer singles such as "Ide ide", "Supermen" and "Tebi treba" have followed.

Today the band has five members: Emir Aličković on vocals, Mahir Osmanović on guitar, Mumin Korajac on drums, and Muamer Bošnjaković and Temin Buza on keyboards. Because of their success they divide their time between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Belgrade, where their singer lives and works.