ljubav postoji together with Zlatan. The executive producer of the album was Želimir Altarac Čičak. He remained in his hometown during most of the siege of Sarajevo and even managed to record an album Šareni dan during that time. After getting viciously beaten up by some local heavies, an incident which he vehemently refuses to disclose any details about to this day, Tifa left Sarajevo in 1995 for Germany. Once there, he first caught up with Divlje Jagode again and then formed his own band. Shortly thereafter he returned to Sarajevo and carried on with his solo career. FK Željezničar Sarajevo anthem In 1997, Vojičić recorded the album Grbavica and his title song Grbavica became an anthem of local football club FK Željezničar Sarajevo support group The Maniacs, who sing lyrics of this song in every team's home match. 2005 Bijelo dugme reunion In June 2005, Tifa took part in Bijelo Dugme reunion for 3 large farewell concerts, but even then the reports of trouble were not far behind. Apparently he and Bebek got into a verbal bust-up backstage at the Sarajevo concert (the first in the series). Then one day before the Belgrade concert (the final one in the series), irritated Tifa blasted Bregović and manager Raka Marić in Kurir daily tabloid: "I hear some are already talking about continuing on with the Dugme thing. No problem, but not with me. After this concert I don't wanna see them again in this or in the next life. Maybe only in the third one. They took a year and a half out of my life, my kid has forgotten what I look like." He would reunite with the previous vocalists of Bijelo Dugme, Željko Bebek and Alen Islamović to form a group called "Kad Bi Bio Bijelo Dugme" in 2006 and go on a North American tour. They returned once again in 2007 and began their worldwide tour which lasted until the end of 2010. Solo return (2013–present) In 2013, Tifa released his seventh solo album by the name Spreman sam na sve. Filmography Television Discography Solo albumsNo.1 (1989)Samo ljubav postoji (1990)Dani bez tebe (1995)Grbavica (1997)Ostaću s'tobom (2000)Live – Skenderija 05. 10. 2001 (2001)Spreman sam na sve (2013) with Bijelo DugmeBijelo dugme (1984) with Vatreni Poljubac100% Rock 'n' Roll (1986) with Divlje JagodeKonji'' (1988) References External links 1960 births Living people Singers from Sarajevo Yugoslav male singers Bosnia and Herzegovina