Djamila
Bosnjakinja
I want you all to feel free to discuss this from whatever angle you like. Me, I'm going to share a couple of examples of American influences. I don't think they're good or bad, I just think it's interesting that they exist in Bosnia.
Firstly, Bosnia's gossip magazines follow Americans quite a lot. AZRA (Bosnian Muslim women's name) follows them more than do Bosnian artists. You look here and two of the biggest female celebrities in Bosnia is little blurbs on the side.
This issue of Glamur & Stil (Glamour and Style) features Beyonce Knowles, an American singer, and Emina Jahovic, a Bosnian singer. The headline below them reads: "Beyonce versus Emina. Who is better, and why"
And this is the oddest of all. A Bosnian Muslim rap video.
Edo Maajka - Znas Me
So odd. It has dancing bimbos, a male trying to belly dance, sheep for the Bajram slaughter, and even a picture of Yugoslavia's president grabbing Miss Sarajevo's boobs in the 1970s. Yeehaw.
Firstly, Bosnia's gossip magazines follow Americans quite a lot. AZRA (Bosnian Muslim women's name) follows them more than do Bosnian artists. You look here and two of the biggest female celebrities in Bosnia is little blurbs on the side.
This issue of Glamur & Stil (Glamour and Style) features Beyonce Knowles, an American singer, and Emina Jahovic, a Bosnian singer. The headline below them reads: "Beyonce versus Emina. Who is better, and why"
And this is the oddest of all. A Bosnian Muslim rap video.
Edo Maajka - Znas Me
So odd. It has dancing bimbos, a male trying to belly dance, sheep for the Bajram slaughter, and even a picture of Yugoslavia's president grabbing Miss Sarajevo's boobs in the 1970s. Yeehaw.