13 Facts About Branko Trajkov

In 1983, Trajkov joined a band Karavele, which was a support tour band of rock bands Elektricni Orgazam and Idoli.

Branko Trajkov left the band after their breakup in 1994.

In 1994, Branko Trajkov got a job at Croatian Radiotelevision, and the next year at the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall.

Branko Trajkov worked there as a record producer until 1997.

In 2011, Branko Trajkov got mandate from Native American tribe Picuris Pueblo to perform their ceremonial dance; the "Sun-Moon Dance".

Branko Trajkov worked on their albums Kad procvatu behari and Ah, sto cemo ljubav kriti.

Since 2000, Branko Trajkov has been organizing creative and music therapy drum workshops for children and adults with special needs.

Branko Trajkov created this specific drum workshop to get the energy of music and rhythm into the world of those that the public administration does not always help in the right way.

In 2014, Branko Trajkov was appointed as a permanent associate for the Brod-Posavina County Institute of Public Health.

Branko Trajkov held the same workshop during many professional meetings of school teachers in Croatian towns, such as Kutina, Senj, Cakovec, Jastrebarsko, Beli Manastir.

In more than 15 years, Branko Trajkov organized more than hundred drum workshops in almost every major city and town in Croatia.

Branko Trajkov was born and raised in Zagreb, nowadays in Croatia.

Branko Trajkov earned his bachelor's degree in architectural engineering from the University of Zagreb in 1994.