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.
North Macedonia 121
Kosovo 90
This week's birthdays
Alex VolaskoBorn 10 November 1991 · 35 years ago
SloveniaPopAlex Volasko, the Slovenian pop singer and songwriter who won Popevka 2018 with Če pomlad nikoli več ne pride, in one music video playlist.
Kristina KovačBorn 10 November 1974 · 52 years ago
SerbiaPopKristina Kovač, Belgrade pop singer and songwriter, one half of K2 and voice of the hit Kolena, in one music video playlist on Muzika-Balkan.
Dušan PrelevićBorn 11 November 1948 · 78 years agoSerbiaRockDušan Prelević Prele, the raspy-voiced Belgrade rock and soul singer and writer of Bela soba and Na oštrici brijača, in one music video playlist.
Milena VučićBorn 11 November 1986 · 40 years ago
MontenegroPopMilena Vučić is a Montenegrin pop rock singer from Podgorica who won Sunčane skale with Da l' ona zna. Watch her music videos, Luče to Udostoji, here.
Frano LasićBorn 12 November 1954 · 72 years ago
CroatiaPopFrano Lasić music videos: the Croatian actor and singer from Rijeka, whose 1983 festival songs Zagrljeni and Volim te budalo mala became big hits.Remembered this week
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The DrinkersSlovenia9views this week - 2
AzraCroatia6views this week - 3
Ansambel bratov AvsenikSlovenia6views this week - 4
AGATASerbia5views this week - 5
Aca LukasSerbia4views this week - 6
Lana JurčevićCroatia4views this week - 7
Dragana MirkovićSerbia3views this week - 8
Lidija BačićCroatia3views this week - 9
Zdravko Čolić
Bosnia3views this week - 10
Oktobar 1864Serbia3views 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.
RockSerbia
Beti Đorđević
Beti Đorđević, the Belgrade jazz and soul singer behind Počnimo ljubav ispočetka from Beogradsko proleće 1976, in one music video playlist.
PopSerbia
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.
PopSerbia
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.
RockSerbia
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.