"Plava garava" (roughly translating to "Blonde, Brunette") explores the bitterness and heartbreak of a fractured relationship within a small town.
The song touches on the social consequences of this heartbreak, mentioning a mother's worry upon seeing her son drinking to cope with the "wound" the relationship left behind. Legacy and Availability Plava garava Asim Bajrić - Plava garava - (Audio 2003)
Suad Jusić Sutko, who also provided backing vocals and solo guitar. Instrumentation: Sejko Pasovski. Mixing: Sijam Jakupović and G. Velinov Panča. Recording Location: Studio "BOSS" in Linz, Austria. Lyrical Meaning and Themes Instrumentation: Sejko Pasovski
The chorus famously laments that it would have been better if the woman were a brunette ("garava") rather than blonde ("plava"). The protagonist claims that "blonde always betrays" while "black never will," using hair color as a symbolic vehicle for his feelings of betrayal. Recording Location: Studio "BOSS" in Linz, Austria