After a Performance in Banja Luka, Indira Levak Was Called for a Boycott, and the Singer Spoke Out: I Know My Identity and I Love My Country
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The great Banja Luka Serbian band Draško Stanivuković started the campaign with the beats of the Zagreb group Kolonija and singer Indira Levak, and last night this Croatian singer performed in Banja Luka, hugged Stanivuković, at the opening of the promenade that Draško calls "the waterfront", as if Banjaluka had gone out to sea. No one asks where the huge money for concerts and campaigns comes from, [...]
Croatian singer Indira Levak spoke out after the reactions that followed her performance at the opening of the Banja Luka Riva, where she performed together with Serbian singer Neda Ukraden.
Indira Levak after the performance: "There were no outbursts on a national basis, Stanivuković took the stage on his own initiative" - I have never labeled my audience by skin color, sexual orientation or other religion, she said
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The moment when Banja Luka mayor Draško Stanivuković joined Indira on stage drew special attention
The occasion for her visit to the neighboring country was a gala concert marking the opening of the new Banja Luka Riva, a promenade along the river that attracted numerous citizens. Neda Ukraden also sang with her that evening, but what stirred up the most passions was the moment when Mayor Draško Stanivuković joined the singer on stage.
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