Samir Ćeramida

Samir Ćeremida "Ćera I" (In some sources, Ćeremida is mistakenly referred as Ćeramida.)

Plavi Orkestar

Ćeremida joined Plavi Orkestar in 1983, the group at the time featuring his twin brother Admir on drums, vocalist Saša Lošić and guitarist Mladen Pavičić "Pava". After only three months with the band, left to serve his mandatory stint in the Yugoslav People's Army. He served his military service in Niš, SR Serbia. Upon completing his stint in the military, he rejoined Plavi Orkestar. Their debut album Soldatski bal (Soldier's Ball), released in 1985, saw mixed reactions by the Yugoslav music critics, but achieved large success with the country's teen audience, becoming the best-selling debut album in the history of Yugoslav popular music, In 1986, the band released the album Smrt fašizmu! (Death to Fascism!), presenting themselves with the concept named New Partisans, featuring lyrics and imagery inspired by Yugoslav Partisans and Yugoslavism.

In 1998, Plavi Orkestar reunited in Slovenia, featuring Lošić, Ćeremida brothers and new guitarist Saša Zalepugin.

Discography With Plavi Orkestar Studio albums Soldatski bal (1985) Smrt fašizmu (1986) Sunce na prozoru (1989) Simpatija (1991) Long Play (1998) Infinity (1999) Sedam (2012)

With Overdream Studio albums Overdream (1996)

With Zabranjeno Pušenje Studio albums Fildžan viška (1997)