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== Early life == | == Early life == | ||
Hanka Paldum was born on 28 April 1956 in Čajnice, SFR Yugoslavia (present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina). At 7 years old she moved to Sarajevo and began singing in her school's choir in first grade. At the age of twelve she would start | |||
== Career == | |||
Hanka Paldum released her debut album ''Voljela sam oči nevjerne'' (In English: I loved Unfaithful Eyes) On February 13th 1974, When she was only 17 years old. The cassette is still very common, and songs from it can be found on several CD re-releases of Hanka Paldum's albums. | Hanka Paldum released her debut album ''Voljela sam oči nevjerne'' (In English: I loved Unfaithful Eyes) On February 13th 1974, When she was only 17 years old. The cassette is still very common, and songs from it can be found on several CD re-releases of Hanka Paldum's albums. | ||
During the breakup of Yugoslavia, and particularly the Bosnian war, she spent her time living in Sarajevo<ref>[https://avaz.ba/vijesti/intervju/363844/hanka-paldum-ratne-godine-provedene-u-sarajevu-bile-su-moja-obaveza-i-duznost Interview with Dnevni Avaz from December 17th 1995]. ''avaz.ba.''</ref>, where she produced '''a war tape''' called "[[Sarajevo Heroj Grad]]" with [[Embex]], though she has never publicly acknowledged the existence of the album since the war. She was also seen on a video singing a song only known as "[[Patriotska Liga (Song)|Patriotska Liga]]". | During the breakup of Yugoslavia, and particularly the Bosnian war, she spent her time living in Sarajevo<ref>[https://avaz.ba/vijesti/intervju/363844/hanka-paldum-ratne-godine-provedene-u-sarajevu-bile-su-moja-obaveza-i-duznost Interview with Dnevni Avaz from December 17th 1995]. ''avaz.ba.''</ref>, where she produced '''a war tape''' called "[[Sarajevo Heroj Grad]]" with [[Embex]], though she has never publicly acknowledged the existence of the album since the war. She was also seen on a video singing a song only known as "[[Patriotska Liga (Song)|Patriotska Liga]]". | ||
== Discography== | == Discography== | ||
