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The band was formed in 1998 as a part of the theatre troupe Pozorište Šešira (''The Hat Theatre'') by Zoja Borovčanin (vocals), Dejan Utrvar (drums), Nemanja Aćimović (bass guitar) and Vladimir Ðorđević (guitar), in order to compose the music for the piece ''Zima ili snovi ili putovanje u svim pravcima'' (''Winter or Dreams or Travelling in All Directions''). Under the Pozorište Šešira moniker, the band had their first live appearance in March 1998 at the Belgrade club "Underground", at the promotion of a hat fashion line by Ljudmila Stratimirović. |
The band was formed in 1998 as a part of the theatre troupe Pozorište Šešira (''The Hat Theatre'') by Zoja Borovčanin (vocals), Dejan Utrvar (drums), Nemanja Aćimović (bass guitar) and Vladimir Ðorđević (guitar), in order to compose the music for the piece ''Zima ili snovi ili putovanje u svim pravcima'' (''Winter or Dreams or Travelling in All Directions''). Under the Pozorište Šešira moniker, the band had their first live appearance in March 1998 at the Belgrade club "Underground", at the promotion of a hat fashion line by Ljudmila Stratimirović. |
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The song "Alfa Akvari" ([[transliteration]] for "Alpha Aquari"), which promoted the theatre piece appeared on the first place of the [[B92#Radio|Radio B92]] domestic singles list for several weeks. Following the success of the single, the band started performing frequently at Belgrade clubs and On March 1999, the band performed as an opening act for [[Obojeni Program]]. On December of the same year, with the Pozorište Šešira theatre troupe, they had a tour of [[Slovenia]] |
The song "Alfa Akvari" ([[transliteration]] for "Alpha Aquari"), which promoted the theatre piece appeared on the first place of the [[B92#Radio|Radio B92]] domestic singles list for several weeks. Following the success of the single, the band started performing frequently at Belgrade clubs and On March 1999, the band performed as an opening act for [[Obojeni Program]]. On December of the same year, with the Pozorište Šešira theatre troupe, they had a tour of [[Slovenia]] a part of the [[Metelkova]] culture centre anniversary. After the tour, the band went on hiatus. |
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=== Lira Vega (2002–present) === |
=== Lira Vega (2002–present) === |
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In 2002, after a work break, the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega. During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the [[Studentski kulturni centar (Belgrade)|Belgrade SKC Radio]], along with the bands [[Jarboli]], Bushcraft, [[Obojeni Program]] and [[Let 3]]. Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the |
In 2002, after a work break, the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega. During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the [[Studentski kulturni centar (Belgrade)|Belgrade SKC Radio]], along with the bands [[Jarboli]], Bushcraft, [[Obojeni Program]] and [[Let 3]]. Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the first place of the SKC radio top list for several weeks. The band also performed at the Future Shock stage at the 2003 [[EXIT (festival)|Exit festival]], the first [[Rijeka]] Open Fest, Otokultivator festival at the isle [[Vis (island)|Vis]] and the [[Ljubljana]] Trnfest held at the "France Prešern" club. |
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During the Summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released. The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language. Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]] album ''Sunca'' (''The Suns''), released in 2002, and the [[Let 3]] album ''[[Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka]]'' (''The Bombing of Serbia and [[Čačak]]''), released in 2005. |
During the Summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released. The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language. Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]] album ''Sunca'' (''The Suns''), released in 2002, and the [[Let 3]] album ''[[Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka]]'' (''The Bombing of Serbia and [[Čačak]]''), released in 2005. |
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Lira Vega | |
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| Also known as | Pozorište Šešira |
| Origin | Belgrade, Serbia |
| Genres | Alternative rock, post-rock, surf rock, punk rock, pop rock, soul |
| Years active | 1998 – 2000 2002 – present |
| Labels | PGP-RTS, Beopolis |
| Members | Nemanja Aćimović Vladimir Đorđević Zoja Borovčanin |
| Past members | Boris Mladenović Dejan Utvar Dragan Novković |
| Website | www.liravega.com |
Lira Vega (Serbian Cyrillic: Лира Вега; trans. Lyra Vega) is a Serbian alternative rock band from Belgrade.
History
Pozorište Šešira (1998–2000)
The band was formed in 1998 as a part of the theatre troupe Pozorište Šešira (The Hat Theatre) by Zoja Borovčanin (vocals), Dejan Utrvar (drums), Nemanja Aćimović (bass guitar) and Vladimir Ðorđević (guitar), in order to compose the music for the piece Zima ili snovi ili putovanje u svim pravcima (Winter or Dreams or Travelling in All Directions). Under the Pozorište Šešira moniker, the band had their first live appearance in March 1998 at the Belgrade club "Underground", at the promotion of a hat fashion line by Ljudmila Stratimirović.
The song "Alfa Akvari" (transliteration for "Alpha Aquari"), which promoted the theatre piece appeared on the first place of the Radio B92 domestic singles list for several weeks. Following the success of the single, the band started performing frequently at Belgrade clubs and On March 1999, the band performed as an opening act for Obojeni Program. On December of the same year, with the Pozorište Šešira theatre troupe, they had a tour of Slovenia a part of the Metelkova culture centre anniversary. After the tour, the band went on hiatus.
Lira Vega (2002–present)
In 2002, after a work break, the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega. During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the Belgrade SKC Radio, along with the bands Jarboli, Bushcraft, Obojeni Program and Let 3. Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the first place of the SKC radio top list for several weeks. The band also performed at the Future Shock stage at the 2003 Exit festival, the first Rijeka Open Fest, Otokultivator festival at the isle Vis and the Ljubljana Trnfest held at the "France Prešern" club.
During the Summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released. The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language. Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar album Sunca (The Suns), released in 2002, and the Let 3 album Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka (The Bombing of Serbia and Čačak), released in 2005.
On October 2008, drummer Utvar left the band, thus the band remained a trio with bassist Aćimović switching to drums[1] The lineup recorded their second studio album Sreća i ljubav (Happiness and Love), released by Beopolis in 2009.[2]
Discography
- Lira Vega (2004)
- Sreća i ljubav (2009)
References
- EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006, Janjatović Petar; ISBN 978-86-905317-1-4