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In Serbian epic poetry and song ( e. g. " Radul-bey and Bulgarian King Šišman " and the song " Dušan's Wedding "), Miloš Obilić is often grouped along with other literary creations like Karadjordje, Vuk Karadžić and Njegoš as Serbs of Dinaric origin who distinguished themselves as the great moral and / or intellectual minds of the past in contradistinction to Bulgarian contemporaries, who could claim no such status.
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However, in response to Lord, Geoffrey Kirk published The Songs of Homer, questioning Lord's extension of the oral-formulaic nature of Serbian and Croatian literature ( the area from which the theory was first developed ) to Homeric epic.
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In the epic Battle of Kosovo ( 1389 ), which ended with a strategic Serbian defeat, Vuk participated along with his father-in-law Lazar and a contingent of King Tvrtko's army.
Unlike Lazar, who died in the battle along with most of his army, Vuk managed to survive and preserve his army, which later gave material for a popular Serbian folk tradition ( represented in folk epic poems and tales ) that he betrayed Lazar in order to become supreme ruler of Serbia, a theory that is rejected by modern day Serbian historians, but not by the Serb people.
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Miloš became a major figure in Serbian epic poetry, in which he is elevated to the level of the most noble national hero of medieval Serbian folklore.
In many sources he is mentioned as a son-in-law of Prince Lazar, which would make him a brother-in-law to Vuk Branković, another Serbian high ranking nobleman and a prominent antagonist in epic traditions concerning the Battle of Kosovo.
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The corpus of Serbian epic poetry is divided into cycles:
Serbian epic poetry is being made even today in this same form.
There are new songs that mimic Serbian epic poetry, but are humorous and not epic in nature ; these are also circulating around with no known author.
In the latter half of the 19th century, a certain MP would exit the Serbian parliament each day, and tell of the debate over the Monetary Reform Bill in the style of epic poetry.
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In Serbian epic poetry he is named Marko Kraljević, which is rendered as " Prince Marko " in English translations of the poetry ; kraljević means " king's son ".
Although often typecast in films like Los amigos ( 1972 ) or Keoma ( 1976 ) he has attempted an impressive range of characters, such as Abel in John Huston's epic The Bible: In The Beginning ( 1966 ), the humiliated engineer out for revenge in Street Law, the gay lieutenant in Querelle ( 1982 ) and Serbian mediaeval hero in Banović Strahinja ( 1983 ).
In Serbian folklore and epic poems he is often described as a just, well-intentioned ruler of pleasant appearance but weak character.
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The town features in the Serbian 18th century epic poem " Marko Kraljević i Mina od Kostura " ( i. e. Prince Marko and Minnas of Kastoria ).
In Serbian epic poetry he is called Tsar Lazar.
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In the poem " Obilić Dragon's Son ", Miloš is given a mythical ancestry as the son of a dragon to emphasise his superhuman strength on a physical and spiritual level ; in this, he joins the ranks of many other heroes of Serbian poetry who fought against Turkish oppression and are claimed to have been descendants of a dragon.
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Sung epic poetry has been an integral part of Serbian and Balkan music for centuries.
The gusle has played a significant role in the history of Serbian epic poetry because of its association with the centuries old patriotic oral legacy.
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* statue of the leading poetess in the Serbian poetry, Desanka Maksimović, erected in 2007.
Some of these texts were on issues at the intersection between faith and culture ( as, for instance, those dealing with the religious dimensions of the poetry of the Serbian poet Aleksa Šantić, which were the seed for his first book, done in collaboration with the Croatian painter Marko Živković and titled I znam da sunce ne boji se tame Sun Doesn ’ t Fear Darkness ”.
According to Serbian literary critic Jovan Skerlić, Jakšiċ was influenced mainly by Alexander Petőfy, the great Hungarian poet of the 1848 Revolution, and Lord Byron's poetry depicting the Greek War of Independence.
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His song " La Vida Tómbola " was featured in the documentary film Maradona by Serbian filmmaker Emir Kusturica.
Lauper took a role and wrote a song for the Serbian movie Here and There, which stars her husband, David Thornton, in one of the main roles.
*" Oro " ( song ), the Serbian entry in the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest
Maja Odzaklijevska won the Festival MESAM 1996. with the song " Rastanak " but this festival existed since 1983 and the only common point with " Beovizija " ( Serbian national final ) is that the festival used to be organised in the " Sava Centar " ( the biggest congress hall in Belgrade ).
The size of this uprising is illustrated by the verse from one Serbian national song: " Sva se butum zemlja pobunila, Šest stotina podiglo se sela, Svak na cara pušku podigao!
He is best known for composing the melody of the Croatian national anthem and of the Serbian patriotic song " Rado Srbin ide u Vojnike " ( Gladly will the Serb Enlist in the Army ).
Serbian bands who recorded the song include Orthodox Celts and Tir na n ' Og.
Serbian Alternative rock band Disciplina Kičme has a song, called " Betmen, Mandrak, Fantom " ( Batman, Mandrake, Phantom ).
Among his few poems are several that belong to the best in the Serbian poetry of the nineteenth century: Na Liparu ( On the Lipar Hill ), Put u Gornjak ( The Road to Gornjak ), Mila ( This song is dedicated to his first great love, Mila, who he intended to marry, but never actually found courage to tell her a single word.
In 1972 Serbian singer Staniša Stošić recorded song Lela Vranjanka with different lyrics, it is most famous version of Misirlou in Serbia.
* Serbian rock band Bajaga i Instruktori recorded a Serbian language cover of the song, titled " Pesma slobode ", with guest appearance by pop singer Bebi Dol, releasing it on their 2005 album Šou počinje u ponoć.
* Zlatko Manojlović, Serbian guitarist, covered the song on his 1995 album Zlatko.
The album, produced by Marinko Vukomanović, featured cover versions of Paraf song " Narodna pjesma " (" Folk Song ") and The Clash single " Tommy Gun ", with lyrics in Serbian language entitled " Tomi Gan ", and miniatures " Atheist Rap II " and " Atheist hor " (" Atheist Choir "), dedicated to the deceased basist Zarić.
The song went to # 1 on the Serbian pop music charts, and became very popular in other former Yugoslav countries.
In early 2008, Željko Joksimović composed a song that was performed by Jelena Tomašević in the Serbian national final for the Eurovision song selection, Beovizija 2008, called " Oro ".
The song is a folk ballad with traditional folk Serbian elements.
Serbian new wave band Električni orgazam released a cover version of the song as a B-side of their first single " Konobar ".
However, in the 1990s, Riblja Čorba's popularity heavily declined in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Yugoslav wars, when Ðorđević became an active supporter of the Serbian troops in Republika Srpska and Republika Srpska Krajina, which he demonstrated by recording controversial songs " E moj druže zagrebački " ( which was recorded as a response to Jura Stublić's song " E moj druže beogradski ") and " Ljetovanje " with the band Mindušari from Knin.
The song is a duet with popular Serbian Folk singer Mitar Miric.
* Zvoncekova Bilježnica, a Serbian hardcore / post-punk band covered this song for their 1992 album Inžinjeri ljudskih duša in Serbian language with different lyrics.
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