Asim Brkan is tagged as: bosnian, yugo Asim Brkan (born 1954 in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is an ex-Yugoslav singer, musician and artist. He started his career in 1975. At the peak of his prime (1979-1985) he was one of the biggest stars in Yugoslavia, selling millions of copies and receiving recognition both from audience and critics. His greatest hits include “Jednom sam i ja volio” (Once upon time, I had also loved); “Najljepsu haljinu veceras obuci” (Put on your prettiest dress tonight); “Ko je majko onaj covjek” (Mother, who is that man?); “Vladaju ljubavi svijetom”( Love rules the world); “Imal` neko da mi kaze? (Is there anybody to tell me?); “Ema”, etc. At the start of his career he signed a contract with a prominent Zagreb-based record label “Jugoton”. A few years later Brkan moved to Belgrade and switched to “PGP-RTB” , another major Yugoslav music production company. He worked with many important musicians: Aco Stepic, Boki Milosevic, Ljubo Keselj, Selver Pasic etc. Brkan achieved greatest success in Serbia and Bosnia, although he was almost quite as popular in the entire country. Besides his popular songs, he will also be remembered as an outstanding performer of Sevdalinka (traditional Bosnian song). He re... Read More About Asim Brkan Biography...  Send Asim Brkan ringtones to your cell
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