Bozo Vreco

Sevdah, otherwise known as ‘the Bosnian Fado’ represents the kind of melancholy love songs that were previously sung in the Ottoman Empire. Bozo Vreco flouts ethnic boundaries when, as a Bosnian Serb, he devotes himself to Sevdah, i.e. the music of Bosnian Muslims. The passionate musician and self-educated man breaks yet another taboo, which up until now was non-negotiable in the Balkans. He refuses to define his sexuality and plays with notions of femininity and masculinity on stage. Bozo Vreco stands on stage, passionately performing Bosnian love songs while sporting a long beard, make-up and home-made women’s clothes.

[k]tunes Konzertvorschau

The Tallest Man On Earth // Oneohtrix Point Never // Joanna Newsom // Khebez Dawle خبز دولة//Bozo Vreco//Adnan Softić / Günter Reznicek: Slawendisko// PeterLicht //Me and My Drummer // Messer über Boris Vian //Phuong-Dan presents: Music from high wires #2// Tindersticks //Radio Doria// Xiu Xiu plays the Music of Twin Peaks// Phuong-Dan presents: Music from high wires #3// Jan Plewka / Leo Schmidthals / Tom Stromberg// Michy Reincke//