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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This week's birthdays
Lambe AlabakovskiBorn 15 November 1987 · 39 years ago
North MacedoniaPopLambe Alabakovski music videos: the Macedonian pop singer from Ljubojno who rose through a 2004 talent show with "Spasi me" and sang "More od solzi".
Ivana BanfićBorn 16 November 1969 · 57 years ago
CroatiaPopIvana Banfić music videos: the Zagreb dance-pop singer of the 1990s, known for "Šumica" and "Godinama", her duet with Dino Merlin, all in one playlist.
RastaBorn 16 November 1989 · 37 years ago
SerbiaPopRasta, the Serbian rapper and producer from Priština behind Kavasaki, Kavali and Slučajnost, in one playlist of his official music videos.
Tiho OrlićBorn 16 November 1976 · 50 years agoCroatiaPopTiho Orlić, the Split pop-rock singer and producer of Neraskidivo and Takva je ljubav prava, in one playlist of his album Neraskidivo and its videos.
CakanaBorn 17 November 1957 · 69 years agoSerbiaFolkCakana music videos: the Serbian folk and ethno singer Dragica Radosavljević, voice of "Žubor voda žuborila" and "Bela haljina", all in one playlist.Remembered this week
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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.