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.

Pop 797Rock 435Folk 414Croatia 446Serbia 359Slovenia 314Bosnia 244North Macedonia 121Kosovo 90Montenegro 72

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Jan Plestenjak

Jan Plestenjak

Pop1

Galija

Galija

Rock11 512

Sladjana Milošević

Sladjana Milošević

Rock5 765

Animatori

Animatori

Rock11 822

Kemal Monteno

Kemal Monteno

Pop11 606

Luka Nižetić

Luka Nižetić

Pop10 650

Zvone Bohem

Zvone Bohem

Pop6 551

Massimo Savić

Massimo Savić

Pop10 330

Anja Baš

Anja Baš

Pop1

Legende

Legende

Folk6 817

ET

ET

Pop6 608

Ženevski dekret

Ženevski dekret

Rock1

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This week's birthdays

Birthdays from 3 November to 9 November

Aca LukasAca LukasBorn 3 November 1968 · 58 years agoSerbiaFolkAca Lukas, born Aleksandar Vuksanović in Belgrade, is a Serbian folk singer behind "Kafana na Balkanu" and "Bele ruže". Here is his music video playlist.Ramiz SelakRamiz SelakBorn 3 November 1998 · 28 years agoBosniaPopRamiz Selak, Sarajevo pop singer and ZMBT finalist, in one playlist of his songs: San o Mostaru, Sudija, Ide nam, Nezaboravljen and more on Muzika-Balkan.Adrijana KrasniqiAdrijana KrasniqiBorn 4 November 1997 · 29 years agoNorth MacedoniaPopAdrijana Krasniqi, the Swedish rapper and singer with Albanian roots in North Macedonia, in one music video playlist with Amare and Nån som mig.Mensur SalkićMensur SalkićBorn 4 November 1994 · 32 years agoBosniaPopMensur Salkić, the singer from Tuzla who won Zvijezda možeš biti ti and sang Šutim at Türkvizyon 2014, in one music video playlist: Usne ničije.Romana KrajnčanRomana KrajnčanBorn 4 November 1964 · 62 years agoSloveniaPopRomana Krajnčan, the Slovenian singer of chansons and much-loved children's songs from Kranj, in one music video playlist: Manjka mi, manjka and more.

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Ana ŠtefokAna ŠtefokDied 3 November 2011 · 15 years agoCroatiaPopAna Štefok, the Zagreb singer called the Croatian Edith Piaf, winner at Zagreb 1964 and Opatija 1970, in one music video playlist on Muzika-Balkan.

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  1. 1AzraAzraCroatia7views this week
  2. 2Bijelo DugmeBijelo DugmeBosnia4views this week
  3. 3Donna AresDonna AresBosnia4views this week
  4. 4Alen IslamovićAlen IslamovićBosnia3views this week
  5. 5CecaCecaSerbia3views this week
  6. 6Denis & DenisDenis & DenisCroatia3views this week
  7. 7Kemal MontenoKemal MontenoBosnia3views this week
  8. 8Laboratorija ZvukaLaboratorija ZvukaSerbia3views this week
  9. 9Mišo KovačMišo KovačCroatia3views this week
  10. 10ViktorijaViktorijaSerbia3views this week

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Igra Staklenih Perli

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

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

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

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

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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  1. 1Ana NikolićAna NikolićSerbia25 330
  2. 2Alen IslamovićAlen IslamovićBosnia24 704
  3. 3Aca LukasAca LukasSerbia24 452
  4. 4Dado TopićDado TopićCroatia22 342
  5. 5Aco PejovićAco PejovićSerbia19 017
  6. 6AerodromAerodromCroatia18 633
  7. 7Sabrina KarajkovićSabrina KarajkovićSerbia17 885
  8. 8AmbasadoriAmbasadoriBosnia16 997
  9. 9Jasmin StavrosJasmin StavrosCroatia16 719
  10. 10Bijelo DugmeBijelo DugmeBosnia16 707

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Ana NikolićSabrina KarajkovićAmbasadori
Pop797 artists
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Folk414 artists

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Where the artist or band comes from. Each was a republic of Yugoslavia, which is what Ex-Yu means.

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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.