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Djordje Balasevic |
 | | Djordje Balasevic, the most prominent Serbian songwriter, born in Novi Sad in 1953. |
 | | His political views have shifted in the last few decades, always condescending his public and following the general mood in the volatile Balkans, and managing to remain popular across all ex-Yu countries (despite his flirting with Serbian nationalism and populism in the early 1990s). |
 | | He was influenced by the poet Mika Antic[?] and songwriter Arsen Dedic[?], although Balasevic is shy in acknowledging his creative debt. |
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