Musician criticizes Goran Bregović’s recent work
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Milić Vukašinović, a musician from Bosnia and Herzegovina, publicly criticized Goran Bregović, accusing him of prioritizing profit over musical quality.
Vukašinović stated that Bregović once valued the quality of his performances and the well-being of his band members, before allegedly presenting a wedding and funeral band as the group Bijelo dugme. Followers supported Vukašinović’s statement in online comments. The two musicians first met in the late 1960s while playing in the band Kodeksi.
After Željko Bebek returned to Sarajevo, Bregović, Vukašinović, and Zoran Redžić continued to perform together in Italy under the name Mića, Goran and Zoran. Later, they rejoined in Bijelo dugme. In 1976, when drummer Goran Ipe Ivandić entered military service, Bregović asked Vukašinović to take his place, and Vukašinović played on the album “Eto! Baš hoću!” and during tours in 1976 and 1977.
