Meho PuziÄ
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Meho PuziÄ, born on July 24, 1937, in Odžak, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, was a Bosnian folk singer. He began his career as a bricklayer before transitioning to music, releasing his first EP in 1966. In 1969, Toma ZdravkoviÄ wrote "Majko, majko" for PuziÄ, which he performed as a duet with his wife Hanka. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, PuziÄ released numerous albums including Na Put Se Spremam (1976), Tebi Majko Misli Lete (1977), and Mi Bosanci Delije (1982). He also collaborated with his brother Bahrija on the album Meho i Bahrija PuziÄ. Notable songs include "Stani Vjetre, Stani Malo" and "Lijepa Suada". PuziÄ passed away on June 25, 2007.
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