The band Oxajo has released a new video single titled “Čovek” (Man), dedicated to the son of the frontman Dušan Strajnić Dukat. The song conveys a message about the values and principles he wishes his son Aleksa to follow. The band gained wider public recognition during their performance at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Mama” and now they are announcing their first album. The video for “Čovek” was created in collaboration with the Dance Factory dance studio and choir, as part of celebrating the studio’s 16th anniversary. This single and video represent an important step in the band’s career and carry a message that could be significant for the wider society.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources emphasize the emotional and personal aspects of the song, highlighting the dedication to the frontman’s son and the message of human values and principles. They may also focus on the cultural significance of the band’s participation in Eurovision and their artistic collaboration with local dance studios and choirs.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts about the new single and video release, the band’s recent rise in popularity due to Eurovision, and the upcoming album. They provide balanced coverage focusing on the music and the band’s career development without strong political or emotional framing.
Right: Right-leaning sources might highlight the band’s success and national pride in their Eurovision performance, emphasizing traditional values reflected in the song’s message. They may also stress the importance of family and personal responsibility as conveyed by the frontman’s dedication to his son.
