Letu Štuke is a prominent Bosnian rock band that has been impressing audiences with its unique blend of musical styles for decades. The band originated from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and was formed in the 1980s by frontman Dino Šaran. After a hiatus during the Bosnian War, Letu Štuke resurfaced in the early 2000s, reigniting their presence on the music scene with thought-provoking lyrics and captivating melodies that often reflect sociopolitical themes and the personal experiences of the band members.

Their works have consistently garnered acclaim, with a discography that showcases an evolution of sound while remaining true to their rock roots. Over the years, Letu Štuke has proven to be a resilient force in the music industry, exemplified by their recent releases like the remastered version of their self-titled album "Letu Štuke (2022 Remaster)", and singles such as "Žad", "Topla Voda", and "Zemlja Gori". Songs like "Bočice" and "Supermarket" highlight their ability to critique contemporary society through music. With a career spanning several decades, Letu Štuke continues to be a treasured cultural symbol, resonating with fans old and new.