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Bekrije
Bekrije
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Genres	Rock, Old-Town, Pop, Folk, Fun;
Past members	Hrvoje Moćan, Alen Botički, Marko Majstorović, Zdravko Knežević, Tomislav Galić, Robert Vojvodić, Tomislav Galić, Ivan Delvecio, Mario Pavletić ;

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Bekrije is a tamburica band from Požega founded in 1993.^[1] On the tamburicas, they perform original songs, Slavonian folk, fun, pop, rock and old town songs, as well as classics and instrumentals. They are best known for their performances of the songs "Garavušo garava" (1997), for which the lyrics and music were written by Miroslav Škoro, and the author's "Po prašini i divilvini" (1995).

At the beginning of the millennium they had a ten-year hiatus. The founders and members of the first Bekrije were

among the top 3 tamburica groups in Croatia, and they were active in 1995-2002.

Cast

Hrvoje Moćan - berda
Alen Botički - other basprim
Marko Majstorović - bugarija, musical keyboard
Zdravko Knežević - the first basprim
Tomislav Galić - the first prim

Founding Cast

Robert Vojvodić - first singer and first basprim
Tomislav Galić - prim
Alen Botički - other basprim
Ivan Delvecio - kontra
Mario Pavletić - berda

Recordings

Studio Album

(This is unfinished)

Po prašini i divljini (Croatia Records, 1996.)
Drugom stranom (Orfej, 1997.)
Maru hoću i danju i noću
Bekrije (Orfej, 1998.)

Singles

"Reci mi toplinom srca", Bekrije & Dražen Žerić Žera (Crvena jabuka)

Other facts

Meaning of the word Bekrije

Bekrija, is a word referring to someone who likes to be at taverns. Drunkard^[2]

Sources

Službena stranica sastava Archived 2013-05-22 at the Wayback Machine May 2013. (Wayback Machine)

^ "LOVAC.info portal - „Bekrije" su poznati i dobri tamburaši, ali i vrsni lovci!". www.lovac.info (in Croatian). Retrieved 2024-09-07.
^ "Hrvatski jezični portal". hjp.znanje.hr. Retrieved 2024-09-07.

[1] "LOVAC.info portal - „Bekrije" su poznati i dobri tamburaši, ali i vrsni lovci!". www.lovac.info (in Croatian). Retrieved 2024-09-07.

[2] "Hrvatski jezični portal". hjp.znanje.hr. Retrieved 2024-09-07.

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