ENSIKLOPEDIA Cari Tekan Enter untuk memulai pencarian cepat. Kembali ke Ensiklopedia Arsip Wikipedia Indonesia Balkan folk Balkan folk musicFolk music of the South Slavic countries This article includes a list of references, related reading, or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. Please help improve this article by introducing more precise citations. (October 2021) (Learn how and when to remove this message) Balkan folk music is the traditional folk music within Balkan region. In South Slavic languages, it is known as narodna muzika (народна музика) or folk muzika (фолк музика) in Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbo-Croatian, and alternatively narodna glazba in standard Croatian, and narodna glasba in Slovene. In Albanian it is known as muzikë popullore. For more information regarding individual nations' folk music see: Albanian folk music Bosnian folk music Bulgarian folk music Croatian folk music Macedonian folk music Montenegrin folk music Serbian folk music Slovenian folk music External links Narodna Muzika vteMusic of Southeastern Europe (the Balkans)By styleFolk music Arabesque Čalgija Dionysiakos Fantezi Folk Albanian Bosnian Bulgarian Croatian Greek Montenegrin North Macedonian Romani Romanian Serbian Slovenian Turkish Folk-pop Chalga Laïko Manele Tallava Turbo-folk Nisiotika Rebetiko Romani music Sevdalinka Starogradska muzika Tsifteteli Other Balkan brass Bosnian root Ganga music New Primitivism Newly composed folk music Sarajevo school of pop rock Yugoslav New wave Yugoslav pop By countryand ethnicity Albania (performers) Aromanians (stateless) Bosnia and Herzegovina (performers) Bulgaria (performers) Croatia (performers) Cyprus (performers) Greece (performers) Kosovo (performers) Moldova (performers) Montenegro (performers) North Macedonia (performers) Romania (performers) Serbia (performers) Slovenia (performers) Turkey (performers) Yugoslavia (performers) Folk dancesCircle dances Daychovo horo Gaitanaki Halay Hasapiko Hora Ikariotikos Pidikhtos Khigga Kochari Kolo Kalamatianos Syrtos Sirtaki Sousta Tamzara Tsamiko Other Antikristos Antipatitis Čoček Karsilamas Oro (eagle dance) Zeibekiko Zeybek By country Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Greece Montenegro North Macedonia Romania Serbia Slovenia Turkey Notable musicians Adrian Sînă Al' Dino Alban Skënderaj Alen Islamović Alexandra Stan Andreea Bănică Andrea Anna Odobescu Anna Vissi Antypas Anxhela Peristeri Ardian Bujupi Aurela Gaçe Avni Mula Azis Beba Selimović Bebe Rexha Bebi Dol Bleona Boban Rajović Božo Vrećo Branimir Štulić Capital T Ceca Dado Polumenta Dafina Zeqiri Davorin Popović Deen Desi Slava Despina Vandi Dino Merlin Dr Iggy Dua Lipa Edo Maajka Eleftheria Eleftheriou Eleni Foureira Elhaida Dani Elvana Gjata Elvir Laković Laka Emanuela Emina Jahović Era Istrefi Fiki Flori Mumajesi Frenkie Galena Gashi George Dalaras Gergana Gloria Goran Bregović Hadise Halid Bešlić Hari Varešanović Haris Džinović Hasiba Agić Helena Paparizou Himzo Polovina Ilira Inna Inva Mula Ivi Adamou Jura Stublić Kalomira Kamelia Katy Garbi Kemal Monteno Kenan Doğulu Kir Joakim Knez Koke Lefteris Pantazis Lepa Brena Malina Maria Elena Kyriakou Marinella Marta Savić Maya Berović Maya Sarfm Miladin Šobić Miloš Bojanić Muharem Serbezovski Mustafa Sandal Nada Mamula Natasa Theodoridou Nexhmije Pagarusha Nikos Vertis Nino Rešić Noizy Nora Istrefi Osman Hadžić Paola Poli Genova Preslava Rambo Amadeus Rayna Rita Ora Safet Isović Sakis Rouvas Sead Lipovača Sejo Sexon Selma Bajrami Serdar Ortaç Sergej Ćetković Sertab Erener Silvana Armenulić Sofi Marinova Stojan Stojkov Tanja Ribič Tifa Vasilis Karras Vlado Georgiev Yiannis Parios Zaim Imamović Şebnem Paker Šemsa Suljaković Šerif Konjević Željko Joksimović vteFolk musicMusic on the World Register 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