Azis_avtomontyor_1999 -

: A foundational track in his discography, later appearing on various Azis Hit Collections and The Best compilations.

: The track is noted as a "plagijatori" (derivative) work, specifically linked to Zoran Šabanović's "Mobilno," highlighting the cross-border cultural exchange common in Balkan music at the time. Listening Options You can stream "Avtomontyor" on several major platforms: Free : Available on YouTube Music , Spotify , and iHeartRadio . Subscription : Available on Apple Music and Amazon Music . azis_avtomontyor_1999

"Azis_avtomontyor_1999" refers to the early career work of the Bulgarian Romani artist , specifically his song "Avtomontyor" (Автомонтьор) and his emergence as the "King of Pop-Folk" in the late 1990s. While the song is often associated with the year 1999 in archival listings and fan uploads, it was formally featured on his 2000 album, Мъжете също плачат (Men Also Cry). The Early Career of Azis (1999–2000) : A foundational track in his discography, later

In 1999, Azis began his ascent in the Balkan music scene, releasing his debut album (Pain). This period marked the beginning of his influence on chalga (Bulgarian pop-folk), a genre that blends Balkan folk rhythms with modern pop, Turkish, and Arabic influences. Song Analysis: "Avtomontyor" : Genre : Turkish Pop / Indian Film Pop influences. Subscription : Available on Apple Music and Amazon Music