"Bošnjaci"

                                                                         

Bosniaks (Croatian: “Bošnjaci”, singular “Bošnjak” ; Hungarian: “Bosnyákok” ) in Hungarian literature also “Baranyai bosnyákok”) are a Croat population, living in various settlements in the historic region  in county Baranja (Baranya) in its Hungarian part. “Bošnjak” Croats should not be confused with Bosnian Muslims that mostly live in Bosnia and Herzegovina also called “Bosniaks”.

They live in Baranya, in the city of Pécs, also in the villages Kökény, Szemely,Pécsudvard, Szalánta (they came there in the 18th century; today they make 32% of the village population), Pécsudvard,  Németi, Pogány, et cetera. Until recently, Bosniak Catholics were the significant community in Áta and Szőkéd, but those Croats have significantly hungarized.

Bosniaks are remarkable of their highly ornamented folk costumes. You can arrive a very abundant selection of their fine traditions, songs, music and dances when you visit the website of  folklore ensemble  KUD Tanac. Highly recommended! http://www.tanac.hu/j365/index.php/en/

Hereby can you listen to "Bosniak" folk music from county Baranya

CLICK HERE

Tracklist:

1. Kolo

2. Dunje ranke

3. Tanac 

4. Tanac II.

5. Ranče

6. Todore

7. Drmavica

8. Marice kolo

9. Na dvi strane 

10. Na dvi strane II.

11. Tandrčak

12. Jabuke

13. Romanska

14. Kukunješće

15. Rotkve

16. Trojanac

17. Srpsko kolo

18. Pačići

19. Na dvi strane III.

20. Sitne bole

21. Tandrčak II.

22. Udvarsko kolo

23. Čačcak

24. Drmavica II.

25. Divojačko kolo

26. Marice kolo II.

27. Mohačansko kolo