Fit Official READY IN BELGRADE!
Because … Love is magic!
Tickets: Pre-sale: Sikarica, Skadarska 22, from Tuesday, February 19, every day from 16.30 to 00.00 at a price of 800 dinars At the entrance: 1.000 dinars
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Trauma, and crawling normalization of regional relations, influenced this time the choice of the Fit group as a symbol of the irrationality of the inviolability of the inseparable cultural connections of the South Slavic peoples with the influential nineties.
The group that spread its circle of audiences in the middle and the second part of the eighties by infectious pop stuff, still today is one of the most successful export products of the Rijeka scene in the regional market. Not afraid of the “commercially” syntagm, especially at that time, among others by the third wave of Rijeka punk and related alternative groups,
Fit on the Yugoslav market was paved with the beaten paths of pop, accentuated by solid guitar sound and solid singing texts. The group was accompanied by Mir Tesevic – in charge of the texts, and Zorko Opacic – the author of music, performed by singer Davor Lukas-Bajo and drummer Dean Benzia. In contrast to many generational fellow musicians, Fit managed to publish two albums, “By the River” (1988) and “Give Me a Hand” (1989), from which the audience still remember the hits “Cat”, “Rijeka” or “Zvoni” phone “and” I’ll forget everything “. The album “By the River” was produced by Milan Mladenovic, the leader of the cult band Ekatarina Velika, where he also played guitars together with Zvonko Djukic – Giulet, the initiator of the very popular Belgrade band Van Gogh