Miloš Bojanić

Miloš Bojanić is a folk and pop-folk singer, born on 16 October 1950 in Ruhotina near Bijeljina, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He moved to Serbia as a young man and has made his career there, and his songs have been known across the former Yugoslavia for more than three decades, above all in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

His first record, the single "Oči moje Esmu traže", came out on Diskos in 1976, and another single followed on Jugoton in 1978. His long run of albums on PGP RTB began in 1984 with Hej mladosti 'ej živote. Tako, tako, samo tako (1985) was recorded with the orchestra of Dragan Stojković Bosanac, as were the songs of Oba srca kucaju ko jedno (1986) and Bosno moja, jabuko u cvetu (1987); Zato što sam dobar bio also came out in 1986.

Albums came almost every year: Otišo sam mlad a vraćam se sed and Stara sreća na ljubav me seća (1988), Imala si sreće (1989), Volim te (1990), Preboleću (1992), Izdala si ljubav (1993), Dogodi se il' ne dogodi (1994) and Zmija u njedrima (1995). Digi digi daj (1996), Pade sneg na Đurđevdan (1997) and Sanjam te (1998) carried him through the nineties, followed by Prijatelj samoće (2000), Gledam oči tvoje (2001), Još su žive one godine (2002), the anniversary album 20 godina sa vama (2004) and Hajmo na noge (2006).

His sons Bane and Mikica are singers too; the three made the album Bojanić together in 2009, and his channel shows them singing "Oči zelene" together as early as 1999. In 2010 he won the second season of the reality show Farma and its prize of 100,000 euros, and in 2011 he took part in Dvor. He lives in Novi Sad and also has homes in Belgrade and on the Montenegrin coast.

The playlist holds his 1986 album Zato što sam dobar bio, with the title song and "Jovanović Rada", as released by PGP RTS.