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Eugent Bushpepa
Eugent Bushpepa is an Albanian-Kosovar singer-songwriter from Prishtina, born in 1984. He started playing guitar early, influenced by his father's traditional...
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Eugent Bushpepa is an Albanian-Kosovar singer-songwriter from Prishtina, born in 1984. He started playing guitar early, influenced by his father's traditional folk music and artists like Bob Dylan. His debut album 'Mall' came out in 2010, with the title track becoming a hit in Kosovo.
In 2018, he represented Albania at the Eurovision Song Contest with 'Mall,' which brought him wider international attention. He has released other albums including 'Shpirti' in 2014 and 'Zgjoi' in 2018. He works as a solo artist but collaborates with other musicians for recordings and live shows.
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