Mladen Vojicic Tifa

Mladen Vojicic Widely Known By The Nickname/stagename Tifa Born October 17 1960 Sarajevo Bosnia And Herzegovina Federal People's Republic Of Yugoslavia Is A Bosnian Rock Vocalist. He Became Famous Throughout Former Yugoslavia For His Brief Stint As The Lead Singer Of Bijelo Dugme In Mid-1980s. Apart From Bijelo Dugme He Sang In Numerous Bands With Varying Degrees Of Prominence Most Notable Being Teška Industrija Vatreni Poljubac And Divlje Jagode . In 1989 He Successfully Released His First Solo Album No1 Which He Recorded With Tifa Band A Freshly Assembled Group Consisting Mostly Of Musicians From Bands He Previously Played With Aleksandar Šimpraga Ex Top Vladimir Podany Ex Divlje Jagode Mustafa Čizmić Ex Bolero And Veso Grumić Ex Top With The Help Of Djordje Ilijin Ex Tako Who Played Keyboards During Studio Sessions. Tifa Wrote Most Of The Songs For The Band. Around The Same Time Tifa Tried To Negotiate A Personal Transfer To Atomsko Sklonište Which Sought To Replace Sergio Blažić - Đoser But That Never Happened. In Early 1990 Tifa Performed Concerts With New Lineup Of Tifa Band With Zlatan Čehić His Old Collaborator From Paradox Days As One Of The Members. Tifa Then Put Together A Second Solo Album Samo Ljubav Postoji Together With Zlatan. He Remained In His Hometown During Most Of The Siege Of Sarajevo And Even Managed To Record An Album Šareni Dan During That Time. After Getting Viciously Beaten Up By Some Local Heavies An Incident He Vehemently Refuses To Discuss Tifa Left Sarajevo In 1995 For Germany. Once There He First Hooked Up With Divlje Jagode Again And Then Formed His Own Band. Shortly Thereafter He Returned Back To Sarajevo And Caried On With A Solo Career. Discography 1989 "No1"
1990 "Samo Ljubav Postoji"
1994 "Sareni Dan"
1995 "Dani Bez Tebe"
1997 "Grbavica" Compilation 1998 "No1 - Compilation"
2000 "Ostacu S' Tobom"
2001 "Skenderija Live" read less