At the recent Kozara Etno Festival held in Banja Luka I was introduced to an amazing Ethno-Fusion Group called “Iva”.
I say introduced, when I should really say that I saw them perform, was amazingly impressed, and immediately the following morning started to find out more about them.
As well as being dynamic and creative musicians they also hail from Doboj a town about 2 hours drive away.
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