Around 250 Gypsy families were evicted from the wooden shacks that for years have been their homes in Serbia's capital Thursday, despite protests by international human rights groups.

Their songs are about “women chained” in abuse witnessed by generations, or teenage brides being forced into marriage by their fathers. A female Roma band in Serbia is using music to preach ...

Official statistics say there are about 150,000 Gypsies in Serbia but Gypsy leaders claim their number could top 500,000.

"Gypsy Roma Urban Balkan Beats", starring Bibi and a dozen other Roma youth, tackles the casual racism they encounter in Serbia, a Balkan nation still grappling with the legacy of ultra-nationalist ...

By 1963 bands, especially gypsy ones, were appearing from all over Serbia and the venue had been moved to its current setting in the riverside stadium. Despite the regime’s sporadic attempts at ...

Boban Markovic and the Serbian Orkestar is many things, perhaps most proudly one of the world's killer wedding bands. Long revered as the greatest Balkan gypsy brass orchestra, the third ...

Boban Markovic and his son, prized protégé Marko, have managed the nigh-impossible: Leaping from a deeply rooted Roma (Gypsy) scene in Serbia, they have ignited hip club dancefloors, innovating ...

But Marko has done more than merely play along. Together, Boban and Marko Markovicare expanding the idioms of gypsy brass, as Marko scats ("Devla"), raps in Serbian and English ("Benim Gecem"), and ...