Ja radim teško - Partibrejkers
"I work hard" is a song by the band Partibrejkers from their album "Partibrejkers III" from 1987. The song talks about hard work and the efforts that an individual puts in to achieve their dreams and goals. Musically, the song combines rock and punk elements with the energetic vocals of singer Zoran Kostic Cane. The lyrics reflect the struggle and perseverance in difficult situations, while the instrumentation emphasizes the feeling of energy and strength. "I work hard" has become one of Partibrejkers' most famous songs and is often performed at their concerts.
Partibrejkers
Partibrejkers is a Serbian rock band founded in 1982 in Belgrade. The band was founded by Nebojša Antonijević (known as Neša Leptir) and Zoran Kostić (known as Cane). Other members of the band were Bata Božanić, Nenad Krasavac, and Dušan Petrović. Partibrejkers became famous for their energetic music that combines elements of rock and roll, punk, and blues. Their first album, "Partibrejkers I", was released in 1985 and became an instant hit. The band continued to release successful albums such as "Partibrejkers III" and "Partibrejkers IV". Partibrejkers have had a significant impact on the Serbian music scene with their original sound and provocative lyrics. Their music is recognizable by Cane's distinctive vocals and Neša Leptir's guitar riffs. The band has received numerous awards and recognitions for their work, including the "Golden Cowbell" award for best alternative band. Partibrejkers remain active and popular today, inspiring new generations of musicians in Serbia and across the region.