Laka (real name - Elvir Laković) is a Bosnian rock singer. He was born in Goražde, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Laka attended a lower music school there studying guitar, but he disliked the school's teaching methods and views towards music, and then subsequently quit the school. During his early aspiring music career, Laka played popular Bosnian folk songs at café building minor popularity.

Laka recorded his first song Malo sam se razočar'o "I'm a little bit disappointed" in 1998. The song turned out to be a major success, and launched his showbiz career nationally, and then released more songs, among which were Vještica (Witch), Mor'o (I had to) and Piškila (You peed yourself), highly increasing his popularity in Bosnia.

In 2003, his song Ja sam mor'o won the Bosnia Davorin music award for the best rock song of the year. The album Zec has also been released in Croatia on the Menart record label.

In 2004, Laka left for New York, where he tried to start a band, but returned to Bosnia unsuccessful and disappointed after two-and-a-half years. However, he then released his first solo album Zec (Rabbit) in 2007.