Dara Bubamara
Dara Bubamara formed in 1981 in Niš, Serbia. They started with traditional Serbian folk songs, but their sound shifted noticeably with the 1997 single "Opa...
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Dara Bubamara formed in 1981 in Niš, Serbia. They started with traditional Serbian folk songs, but their sound shifted noticeably with the 1997 single "Opa Opa." That track's Latin-infused rhythms and celebratory feel became an international hit, moving them beyond their regional roots.
Their catalog includes songs like "12 Sati Devojka," "Aj Odlazi," and "Bez Tebe." They've released albums such as "Zvezda Danica" in 1993, "Opa Opa" in 1997, and "Laza Kostic" in 1999. Their music blends folk elements with pop accessibility.
Some critics have argued that their commercial success came at the expense of folk authenticity. The group has also drawn attention for political views tied to nationalist causes in the region.
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