: It is typically performed with a traditional orchestra, often featuring the accordion or tamburica. The Meaning
: Available as part of her Sevdah i sevdalinke collection. About the Artist: Nada Mamula
: Like many sevdalinkas, it evokes a sense of "džan-sevdah"—a heavy, soulful sadness that is meant to be felt deeply by the listener. Where to Listen
You can find various versions of this recording on major platforms:
: Born in 1927, she left a legacy of over 150 recordings in the archives of Radio Sarajevo and Radio Belgrade.
: Known for her powerful yet controlled voice, Mamula’s interpretation is defined by clear diction and the traditional "old school" radio style of the mid-20th century.
: Several archival uploads, including a high-quality audio version .
: The song is a sevdalinka , a genre characterized by its emotional depth, melancholy, and themes of longing ( sevdah ).
