Tamara Jokić brings the music of the Balkans, flamenco, and fado to Herceg Novi on 5 August
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Tamara Jokić brings the music of the Balkans, flamenco, and fado to Herceg Novi on 5 August
Tamara Jokić brings the music of the Balkans, flamenco, and fado to Herceg Novi on 5 August
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Emilija Stanišić
Emilija Stanišić
A Concert That Connects Worlds
The talented singer, songwriter, and composer Tamara Jokić combines Balkan intensity, Portuguese fado melancholy, and fiery Spanish flamenco, making her concert unforgettable – music as a universal language that speaks of love, loss, passion, anger, and heritage.
As part of the jubilee 20th Guitar Art Summer Fest, a major concert by Tamara Jokić will be held on 5th August at the Music Square (Trg od muzike) in Herceg Novi. Entrance to the concert is free.
Tamara Jokić, accompanied by her band consisting of: Dušan Popović Lipovac – guitar, Manos Stratis – bass, and Petar Zorkić – percussion, will perform tracks from both her albums at the concert. On her first album "Transibérica", fado and flamenco melodies evoke the breath of the Iberian Peninsula, while on the album "Kuća" (Home), she deeply explores her Balkan roots, creating a unique fusion of regional traditions and contemporary sounds.
Particularly outstanding is the song "Vranjanka" from the latest album "Kuća", which was recorded in New York with international musicians, carrying the essence of passion, heritage, and identity. The audience has characterised this performance as a kind of anthem to the Balkan soul, emotionally powerful and deeply sincere, performed with a voice shaped under the influence of brilliant Berklee musicians.
Tamara Jokić was born in Serbia, and she expanded her musical horizons through studying Spanish and Portuguese language and literature at the University of Belgrade, before receiving a scholarship to the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she further developed her voice and songwriting talent. Her career spans years, with performances all over the world, including prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, and the Slovene National Theatre. With more than ten languages in her repertoire, Tamara is an artist who achieves a true dialogue between cultures and traditions through music.
Do not miss the evening when Balkan energy, fado sadness, and flamenco passion create a unique atmosphere, where every note carries a special story – a story of universal emotions that connect us.
A Concert That Connects Worlds
The talented singer, songwriter, and composer Tamara Jokić combines Balkan intensity, Portuguese fado melancholy, and fiery Spanish flamenco, making her concert unforgettable – music as a universal language that speaks of love, loss, passion, anger, and heritage.
As part of the jubilee 20th Guitar Art Summer Fest, a major concert by Tamara Jokić will be held on 5th August at the Music Square (Trg od muzike) in Herceg Novi. Entrance to the concert is free.
Tamara Jokić, accompanied by her band consisting of: Dušan Popović Lipovac – guitar, Manos Stratis – bass, and Petar Zorkić – percussion, will perform tracks from both her albums at the concert. On her first album "Transibérica", fado and flamenco melodies evoke the breath of the Iberian Peninsula, while on the album "Kuća" (Home), she deeply explores her Balkan roots, creating a unique fusion of regional traditions and contemporary sounds.
Particularly outstanding is the song "Vranjanka" from the latest album "Kuća", which was recorded in New York with international musicians, carrying the essence of passion, heritage, and identity. The audience has characterised this performance as a kind of anthem to the Balkan soul, emotionally powerful and deeply sincere, performed with a voice shaped under the influence of brilliant Berklee musicians.
Tamara Jokić was born in Serbia, and she expanded her musical horizons through studying Spanish and Portuguese language and literature at the University of Belgrade, before receiving a scholarship to the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she further developed her voice and songwriting talent. Her career spans years, with performances all over the world, including prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, and the Slovene National Theatre. With more than ten languages in her repertoire, Tamara is an artist who achieves a true dialogue between cultures and traditions through music.
Do not miss the evening when Balkan energy, fado sadness, and flamenco passion create a unique atmosphere, where every note carries a special story – a story of universal emotions that connect us.
