Music videos from all over Ex-Yu
Ex-Yu muzika i spotovi · pesme, pjesme, pesmi
Choose an artist and their whole playlist plays, one video after another. 1646 artists and bands from rock, pop and folk.
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Alenka GodecBorn 5 November 1964 · 62 years agoAlenka Godec, Slovenian pop and jazz singer from Ljubljana, in one music video playlist: Poglej me v oči, V meni je moč, Čas zaceli rane and more.
HazeBorn 5 November 1989 · 37 years agoHaze, the Karlsruhe rapper David Bošnjak whose father comes from Dicmo near Split, with Briškule (Lalala) and more in one music video playlist.
Predrag Gojković CuneBorn 6 November 1932 · 94 years agoPredrag Gojković Cune, the Serbian singer whose Kafu mi, draga, ispeci was Yugoslavia's first gold record, voice of Janičar, in one music video playlist.
Toma BebićBorn 6 November 1935 · 91 years agoToma Bebić, the Split singer-songwriter, poet and aphorist behind Čovik koji se smije and Leute moj, in one music video playlist on Muzika-Balkan.
Lana JurčevićBorn 7 November 1984 · 42 years agoLana Jurčević, the Croatian pop singer from Zagreb who sang duets with Severina and Luka Nižetić. Watch her music video playlist on Muzika-Balkan.Remembered this week
Hamdija ČustovićDied 6 November 2021 · 5 years agoHamdija Čustović, the Sarajevo singer called Tigar sa Miljacke, in one music video playlist of his hits: Izabel, Kameni cvijet, Hoću da se ženim and more.
Marinko RokvićDied 6 November 2021 · 5 years agoMarinko Rokvić music videos: the Serbian folk singer behind "Snegovi beli opet veju", "Skitnica" and "Jedina moja", gathered here in one playlist.
Andrea TrueDied 7 November 2011 · 15 years agoAndrea True, the American disco singer born to Slovenian immigrants, in one music video playlist: More, More, More, N.Y., You Got Me Dancing and more.Also this week
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Igra Staklenih Perli
Igra Staklenih Perli, the Belgrade psychedelic space rock band of 1976 behind Gušterov trg and Vrt svetlosti, in one music video playlist on Muzika-Balkan.

Beti Đorđević
Beti Đorđević, the Belgrade jazz and soul singer behind Počnimo ljubav ispočetka from Beogradsko proleće 1976, in one music video playlist.

Zafir Hadžimanov
Zafir Hadžimanov, the singer, composer and actor who won Opatija 1965 with Zašto dolaziš samo s kišom and lived in Belgrade, in one music video playlist.

Repetitor
Repetitor, the Belgrade alternative rock trio of Boris Vlastelica from the New Serbian Scene, behind Ja, Opet jak and Ogledalo, in one video playlist.

Alogia
Alogia, the heavy metal band from Smederevo founded by the Branković brothers, behind Elegia Balcanica and Semendria, in one music video playlist.
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Muzika-Balkan gathers Ex-Yu muzika i spotovi, the songs and music videos of the whole former Yugoslavia, in one place. Each of the 1646 singers and bands has one playlist: press play and the videos follow one after another, free and without an account.
Browse by genre, narodna muzika, pop i zabavna muzika or Ex-Yu rock, or by country: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo. From Bijelo Dugme and Zdravko Čolić to Ceca and Severina, the music of Ex-Yu has been here since 2011.



















