Baja Mali Knindža

Mirko Pajčin, better known as Baja Mali Knindža, is a controversial Serbian singer who was born in small village of Gubin in the municipality of Livno, Yugoslavia (present day Bosnia and Herzegovina) on October 13, 1966. His brother is Novak Pajčin and his cousins are Lazo Pajčin and Ksenija Pajčin. He got his nickname from the Kninjas (Serbian: Knindže), a paramilitary formation that was active between 1991 and 1995 on territories of Republic of Serbian Krajina, whom he dedicated a large part of his early work to. He is known as an ardent Serbian nationalist and a supporter of the Serbian Radical Party. In 1998 he made [m2738087], an album dedicated to the party and its leader Vojislav Šešelj. He is banned from performing in Croatia and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina due to hateful content in his music. He currently resides in Belgrade and has six children.