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Dragi Bravo Festival in Belgrade

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The fifth edition of the Dragi Bravo Festival was scheduled for held on August 21 and 22 at Ušće Park in Belgrade, focusing on music from the 2000s. The event featured multiple festival zones and a diverse lineup of performers. On the opening night, Ukrainian singer Ruslana performed her hit ‘Wild Dances’ and addressed the audience in Serbian, stating, “Serbia is the best country in the world.” Her performance drew social media attention regarding her appearance as the festival continued. Following her set, performer Dado Polumenta criticized Ruslana’s inclusion in the lineup, stating inclusion, suggesting she was ‘too much’ and ‘extra’ for the specific concept of the musical spectacle. While Polumenta noted he appreciated her energy, he suggested her presence felt out of place for the event. He also mentioned during his remarks that he has not consumed alcohol for nearly ten years. event’s concept. Vlada Matović responded to defended the criticism by asserting lineup, noting that the organizers, rather than the performers, organizers decide who belongs on performs. As the festival continued, several other prominent artists took the stage. Matović The group Đogani, featuring Đole and Vesna Đogani, delivered high-energy performances, alongside Greek singer Sakis Rouvas. Dara Bubamara also hinted at performed, clarifying that she opted to sing her hits solo rather than participating in a potential musical surprise following his performance and confirmed he remains on good terms planned duet with his Bojan Bijelić. Additionally, Slađa Delibašić addressed her professional relationship with her former ‘Elitni odredi’ bandmate, Relja Popović. husband, Đole Đogani, stating that they will no longer perform together on public stages.

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