Halid Muslimović Puts His Band in a Three-Day Retreat Before Belgrade Concert

Halid Muslimović has taken an unusually focused approach to preparations for his upcoming Belgrade concert: he booked an entire hotel for himself and his band, keeping the group together for three days ahead of the show. The performance is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, at the Blue Hall of the Sava Center. At a rehearsal in the capital, the singer appeared cheerful as he worked through the set with his orchestra, Jarani. Before they launched into the familiar song “Hej, kafano, neću više,” Muslimović gave the musicians a clear reminder of what he expected from their performance: “Let’s get the instrumental part right, and put our soul into it. With heart and soul!” The concert, titled “Mene je učilo vrijeme – ponovo zajedno,” follows a successful performance last year. According to the article, audience demand for another meeting helped bring the new date about. The title draws on one of Muslimović’s signature songs, which has come to represent an era of regional music. The event also marks a milestone for the singer: he is celebrating 45 years in music. The article describes a career spanning more than four decades, during which he has built a catalogue of songs familiar to generations of listeners across the region. Concertgoers can expect a selection of well-known numbers, including “Hej, ljubavi u dalekom gradu,” “Putuj, putuj srećo moja,” “Znam, za sve sam kriv,” “O jarane, jarane” and “Ne troši suze.” The report says the final tickets are available through the event’s sales network and the Efinity website.