Goran Bregović
born 1950
8 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Goran Bregović across 7 places, from 1950 to 2020. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Goran Bregović (born 22 March 1950) is a recording artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Goran Bregović was documented, and when
1950year
Sarajevoattested
“Goran, their first child, was born in 1950 in Sarajevo.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1971year
University of Sarajevoattested
“In the autumn of 1971, Bregović enrolled at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Philosophy, studying philosophy and sociology.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1971year
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslaviaattested
“In 1971, twenty-one-year-old Bregović—a student at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Philosophy—got accepted into the Yugoslav Communist League (SKJ), the only party in SFR Yugoslavia's political system.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
June 2006month
Sarajevoattested
“*1996: PS (Komuna) *1998: Ederlezi (PolyGram) *1999: Magic book (Bravo Records) *2000: Songbook (Mercury Records, Universal) *2000: Music for films (PolyGram) *2009: Welcome to Bregović (Wrasse Records) *1976: Goran Bregović (PGP RTB) *1…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
June 2006month
Thessalonikiattested
“*1996: PS (Komuna) *1998: Ederlezi (PolyGram) *1999: Magic book (Bravo Records) *2000: Songbook (Mercury Records, Universal) *2000: Music for films (PolyGram) *2009: Welcome to Bregović (Wrasse Records) *1976: Goran Bregović (PGP RTB) *1…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
June 2006month
Bregoviattested
“*1996: PS (Komuna) *1998: Ederlezi (PolyGram) *1999: Magic book (Bravo Records) *2000: Songbook (Mercury Records, Universal) *2000: Music for films (PolyGram) *2009: Welcome to Bregović (Wrasse Records) *1976: Goran Bregović (PGP RTB) *1…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
June 2006month
Albaniaattested
“*1996: PS (Komuna) *1998: Ederlezi (PolyGram) *1999: Magic book (Bravo Records) *2000: Songbook (Mercury Records, Universal) *2000: Music for films (PolyGram) *2009: Welcome to Bregović (Wrasse Records) *1976: Goran Bregović (PGP RTB) *1…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
May 2020month
Split, Croatiaattested
“Their sister Dajana Bregović-Marić, a mother of four, died in May 2020 in Split, aged 61.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
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Places Goran Bregović is documented in
Sarajevo2 presences · 1950 to 2006Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia1 presence · 1971Thessaloniki1 presence · 2006
Albania1 presence · 2006
Bregovi1 presence · 2006
Split, Croatia1 presence · 2020
University of Sarajevo1 presence · 1971
Other places tied to Goran Bregović in the record
In each of these, a source puts Goran Bregović and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Goran Bregović was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1975year
Londonmentioned
“In late 1975, while recording their second album, Šta bi dao da si na mom mjestu, in London, they additionally recorded an English language track called "Playing the Part" (translated version of their Serbo-Croatian track "Šta bi dao da…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
April 1977month
Polish People's Republicmentioned
“The band briefly toured the Polish People's Republic during April 1977, a 9-concert leg as part of the tour in support of their third album, Eto!”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1982year
Innsbruckmentioned
“During early 1982, as part of an event bringing together past and future Winter Olympic hosts, the band played in Innsbruck, Austria as representatives of the city of Sarajevo and SFR Yugoslavia, the site of the upcoming Winter Olympics.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
28 July 1985exact date
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslaviamentioned
“In summer 1985, following a decade of continuous rejection for tours of the Soviet Union by the cultural attaché of the Soviet embassy in Yugoslavia, Bijelo Dugme was finally approved and booked to play in Moscow on 28 July 1985, on the…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
28 July 1985exact date
Moscowmentioned
“In summer 1985, following a decade of continuous rejection for tours of the Soviet Union by the cultural attaché of the Soviet embassy in Yugoslavia, Bijelo Dugme was finally approved and booked to play in Moscow on 28 July 1985, on the…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
28 July 1985exact date
Gorky Park (Moscow)mentioned
“In summer 1985, following a decade of continuous rejection for tours of the Soviet Union by the cultural attaché of the Soviet embassy in Yugoslavia, Bijelo Dugme was finally approved and booked to play in Moscow on 28 July 1985, on the…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1990year
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslaviamentioned
“In 1990—with the dissolution of the SKJ and reinstatement of multi-party political system in Yugoslavia—Bregović expressed public support for Ante Marković's Union of Reform Forces of Yugoslavia (SRSJ), a centre-left social-democrat poli…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1992year
Bregovimentioned
“The label would also co-release many of Dugme's and Čolić's later best-of compilations in addition to Bregović's movie soundtrack albums as well as Vesna Zmijanac's 1992 album Ako me umiriš sad.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
1993year
Parismentioned
“Eventually, in 1993, Bregović married his long-time girlfriend Sudžuka in a civic wedding ceremony held in Paris with film director Emir Kusturica as the groom's best man and longtime Bijelo Dugme backing vocalist as the bride's maid of…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
2 April 1999exact date
Thessalonikimentioned
“On 2 April 1999—a week into the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia—alongside Greek performers George Dalaras, Stavros Kouyioumtzis, and Alkistis Protopsalti as well as a number of others from different parts of the Balkans, Bregović played at an…”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
2008year
Belgradementioned
“During the Eurovision 2008 final in Belgrade Arena, Serbia, he played as the interval act.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
2008year
Belgrade Arenamentioned
“During the Eurovision 2008 final in Belgrade Arena, Serbia, he played as the interval act.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
2015year
Balkansmentioned
“Media outlets in the Balkans reported in 2015 that the French court ruled in Macias' favour, ordering Bregović to pay Macias €1 million in damages.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
March 2015month
Crimeamentioned
“In March 2015, Bregović performed a concert in Crimea after it was annexed by Russia in the previous year.”
source: Wikipedia: Goran Bregović
16 July 2016exact date
August 2023month
August 2023month
April 2025month
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