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So called 'turbo folk" cannot be defined. There are various styles of so called 'turbo folk', but the most commercial style (Ceca Raznjatovic, Zeljko Joksimovic...) has nothing to do with Anatolian music.
It is interesting that Serbs were first to make mock of this kind of music (because comparing with Serbian pop/rock of 80th, 'turbo folk' was really trash), then 'turbo folk' became a main argument of various anti - Serb scum in their attempts to compromise entire Serbian culture and music. Even in this forum various unscrupulous trolls posted the most idiotic examples of idiotic music from Serbia with explanations 'it is turbo folk, popular music in Serbia'.
As I said the most popular singers of this kind of music are Ceca and Željko Joksimović.
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not sure about turbofolk itself but that sort of ''oriental-sounding'' panbalkan music is just generic vlach-influenced stuff local to the balkans. what people here refer to as ''byzantine'' music which is the real oriental thing, ie a mix of european and anatolian elements.
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That is not arabian...but introduce there just like in your Balkans by the Ottomans.
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So this is Serbian music thread now?
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