Brkovi is a band that hails from the vibrant music scene in Croatia, known for its unique blend of punk rock and folk music elements, a style often referred to as "turbo-folk punk rock." Formed in 2004, the band has carved out a niche for itself by combining raw punk energy with the traditional melodies and rhythms of Balkan folk music, creating a sound that is both irreverent and instantly recognizable.

The distinct voice of the group is characterized by satirical and often humorous lyrics that comment on social and political issues, as well as everyday life in the region. Through releases like "Krvava Novčanica" and "Više ni pankeri ne slušaju punk," Brkovi have cultivated a dedicated fan base who are drawn to their unapologetic approach and live performances that are known for their raucous, party-like atmosphere. With songs like "Tata ti je zao" and "Bagra sa ekrana," they continue to push the boundaries of genre, while tracks such as "Hoću da mi dijete sluša narodnjake" showcase their ability to infuse humor into the commentary on cultural trends. As their recent releases, including "Hormon Sreće" and "Odlazim," continue to resonate with listeners, Brkovi proves that their mustachioed bravado is more than just a visual trademark—it's a symbol of their bold and unorthodox contribution to the music world.