Šekib Mujanović

Šekib Mujanović is a Bosnian folk singer, born on 10 July 1969 in Brčko. He sings modern narodna music and sevdah-coloured love songs, and he released five studio albums between 1999 and 2011.

He first sang on stage as a schoolboy, at the youth festival Mladi graditelji, and later led his own band, Nirvana, with local success. He moved to Austria in 1992 and played there with the band Didi Midi until 1998, while he began recording his first solo album. He then met Suad Jukić Šule, producer at In Takt Records, who became his collaborator.

His debut, Čovjek bez adrese (1999), with "Sinoć kad si prošla", "Trn od ruže" and "Ohladi glavo luda", was followed by Ostaje mi sevdalinka (2002), with "Sunce svanulo", "Hej, sudbino" and "Kraj jastuka tvoga". His most successful album, Usne od paučine, came out on Gold Inter Music, most of its lyrics written by Rasim Korajac. Bekrija i dama (2009) appeared on Vujin Records and VIP Production, and Poželim (BN Music, 2011) brought the title song and "Što me nisi upucala mala". In 2013 he released "Hoću da se ženim" with DJ Deny on Valentino Records, and a live album, Kafansko veče, followed in 2022.

Šekib Mujanović has sung at the Bihać festival of folk music in 2001 and 2007 and at the Ilidža festival in 2008, and his songs appear on many Bosnian folk compilations of BN Music, Grand Production and Valentino. His single "Bivši drugovi" came out with a video on his own YouTube channel.