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Blog: Global Voices
Sixteen years ago, singer-songwriter Maja Milinković first heard Portuguese fado music (meaning ʻfate' in Portuguese). She has since become a pioneer in introducing this musical genre to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Combining the specific counter-alto singing with accordion enables two musical ladies to give new life to cultural heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from XIX century lyrical poetry to Sephardic Jewish folk songs.
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Sevdalinka (also known as sevdah) is the folk musical expression characteristic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which has taken deep roots in the musical cultures of several other Western Balkans countries.
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Džemil Hodžić established the Sniper Alley Project in 2019, with the aim of collecting photographs, particularly those of children who lived through the siege of Sarajevo (1992–1996).
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The Turbe Fire Department in central Bosnia and Herzegovina proudly stands as a pillar of the community. Its 50 members, including 28 young volunteers, are unwaveringly dedicated to the protection and safety of their fellow citizens.
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Realizing that photography was her true love, Bosnian artist Aida Redžepagić left her job as a university professor and devoted herself completely to what brings her the most joy.
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"You lose everyone in the genocide and then someone says the genocide never happened. It's very painful and it hurts. It's like I had never had anyone," said Srebrenica survivor Nura Begović.