His wife Jelica is a retired philologist and wrote several songs with him. However, he opposed Serbia's accession into the EU. However, he has a strong distaste for Croatians and the Ustaše.ĭespite Tito's Croatian background, Vulović has his respects for him as well as Vladimir Putin, wishing to visit Russia one day. Despite the atrocities committed, he has a good opinion about the Chetniks and the Yugoslav Partisans. In addition, he has a positive view on Bosniaks when left unprovoked. Vulović sees Russians and Greeks as best friends of the Serbs. In recent years, Vulović has since became a popular icon on the Internet, though against his will. Vulović released U srcu te čuvam in 2018 while it retains much of the wartime choreography that he had, the production quality has since increased substantially. While at his role there, he made two more albums, Zbog Tebe and Otadžbini na dar. Accepting a teaching position at the University of Bijeljina at its Agriculture and Medicine department, he would become its director there, and would retire in 2012. His last wartime album was Crni Bombarder in 1995, when he was discharged from service. With the initiative of Pero Čolić, he released Panteri in 1993, subsequently rising morale within the unit. With his talents noted, he would be transferred to Garda Panteri under the command of Ljubiša Savić, better known as Mauzer. Semberska Brigada, with the proceeds heading towards injured soldiers. Enlisting with the BPC after Bijeljina suffered extensive damage with his house damaged in 1992, Vulović composed his first wartime album as part of the 1.
After a substantial hiatus, he would release the album Paša in 1988 in addition to hosting several concerts around Europe with a large Serbian diaspora. Vulović began his music career in 1972 with the release of two albums while a graduate student. Subsequently captured, his father returned after the end of World War II. His grandfather originated from Montenegro, while his father fought in the defense of Yugoslavia when it was invaded by the Axis in 1941.
Vulović was born on in Bijeljina in what is now Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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