Džej Ramadanovski, born on May 29, 1964, in Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia, was a Yugoslav and Serbian singer of Muslim Romani descent. He began his music career after being discovered by songwriters Marina TucakoviÄ, Aleksandar RaduloviÄ, and Sava BojiÄ. His breakthrough came in 1987 when he finished as the runner-up at the International Music Fair (MESAM) with "Zar ja da ti briÅ¡em suze", leading to the release of his debut studio album Zar Ja Da Ti BriÅ¡em Suze under Diskoton in 1988. Ramadanovski gained significant popularity during the 1990s, holding his first solo concert at TaÅ¡majdan in 1991 and touring internationally. Notable albums include Upalite Zamnom SveÄe (1996) and Vozi, Vozi... (2003). He was nominated for Male Folk Singer of the Year at the 2011 Serbian Popularity Oscar. Ramadanovski passed away on December 6, 2020.
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