Biography
Mangulica is the only surviving Serbian breed of domesticated pig. Other two, Šiška and Šumadinka died out. A breed, also known as “woolen pig”, due to its good qualities, is considered “noble”, but it almost died out in the 1980s. Its fat has up to 80 % cholesterol and triglycerides less than a common, white pig. In 1998 Mangulica was introduced in Zasavica, but unlike Podolian cattle, they are left to roam free in the reservation, becoming feral since then. A cases of breeding with wild boar are known. mangulicaFM is dealing with Serbian historical and cultural heritage by reconstructing the exotic and controversial turbo-folk genre. The result is a hypothetical discotheque where turbo-folk mantras meet esoteric rituals and then flow into trashy noise of propaganda, hybrid ideologies, folk superstition and conspiracy theories.
