Think you know everything about the song Vidovdan? Think again! Milutin Popović Zahar, the genius behind this legendary tune, just dropped a bombshell story that will blow your mind. Before the anniversary of the Battle of Kosovo, the director of PGP asked him to write ten songs about Kosovo. Guess who got picked? Zahar, who whipped up a masterpiece in no time. But wait, there’s more! While working on the song, Zahar was hit with a terrible fever and had no clue what was wrong. Then, out of nowhere, he saw the figure of Patriarch Pavle — not yet a patriarch, just an old man making traditional shoes, known as a living saint. He didn’t know him personally but felt like he got a divine message. In just five hours, Zahar wrote the melody and all the verses, and the inspiration lasted a whole month!
But the drama doesn’t stop there. Vesna Milanović, a collaborator of Saša Popović, recently publicly called out Zahar for his statements about the late director of Grand. She called him shameful and accused him of lying, especially about Saša Popović and Goca Lazarević. Zahar is over 80 years old, so maybe it’s just forgetfulness, but the drama is real and ongoing!
This story isn’t just about a song; it’s about secrets, inspiration, and the messy conflicts behind the music scene. If you thought Vidovdan was just another tune, think again. It’s a tale of divine inspiration, legends, and backstage battles. So, what do you think about these accusations and the mysterious figure of Patriarch Pavle? Drop a comment, maybe we’ll uncover another secret!
