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orixelacitedesmorts · 9 months

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#conseil #oc rp #oc #rp #Orixe #Lacitedesmorts #Niji #Nobuko #Yonah #Zenjiro #Makura #Zdravko #Sonoe #Asmahane

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jareckiworld · 2 months

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Zdravko Dučmelić (1923-1989) — The Sacred Tiger' by Jorge Luis Borges [mixed media, print on paper, 1984]

#Zdravko Dučmelić #croatian artist #argentinian art #argentine art #Jorge Luis Borges

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sea-of-machines · 9 months

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when the 70's fashion hits too hard

#zdravko čolić #my guy what is this #what are you wearing #yugoslavia #jugoslavija #1970s #70s

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milka-savic51 · 6 months

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#kafica #jugoslavija #srbija #the cure #balkan #yugoblr #kafica posting #uzivanje #zdravko čolić

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leleljuba · 1 month

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#zdravko čolić #utau #tonić kika #Youtube

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egos · 3 months

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ČOLA NATION UNITE

#zdravko colic the man that you are to me

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sandmandaddy69 · 1 year

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Zdravko Denev

#Zdravko Denev

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eurovision-facts · 1 year

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Eurovision Fact #313:

Most of the contestants representing Yugoslavia were from Croatia. 12 out of the 27 representatives were from the nation either entirely or partly (meaning a single member of a group was from the nation, or the person was a combination of nationalities).

The demographic breakdown is as follows:

8 were from Serbia:

Ljiljana Petrović (1961), Lola Novakovic (1962), Zdravko Čolić (1973)**, Korni (1974), Aska (1982), Vlado and Isolda (1984)****, Bebi Dol (1991), and Ekstra Nena (1992).

12 were from Croatia:

Vice Vukov (1963, 1965), Luci Kapurso and Hamo Hajdarhodzic (1968), Ivan (1969), Krunoslav Slabinac (1971), Tereza (1972)*, Danijel (1983)***, Vlado and Isolda (1984)****, Doris Dragović (1986), Novi Fosili (1987), Srebrna Krila (1988), Riva (1989), and Tajči (1990).

4 were from Bosnia & Herzegovina:

Sabahudin Kurt (1964), Zdravko Čolić (1973)**, Ambasadori (1976), and Seid-Memic Vajta (1981).

4 were from Solvenia:

Berta Ambrož (1966), Lado Leskovar (1967), Eva Sršen (1970), and Pepel in kri (1975).

1 was from Montenegro:

Danijel (1983)***.

[Sources]

*I couldn't find information on where Tereza was from, so I assume she's Croatian because she sang in Croatian. Please let me know if you have a source for what her nationality is!

**Zdravko Čolić is Bosnian-Serbian.

***Danjiel is Montenegrin-Croatian.

****One member of Vlado and Isolda is from Serbia, and the other is from Croatia.

Yugoslavia, Eurovision.tv.

Ljiljana Petrović, Wikipedia.org.

Lola Novakovic, Wikipedia.org.

Vice Vukov, Wikipedia.org.

Sabahudin Kurt, Wikipedia.org.

Berta Ambrož, Wikipedia.org.

Biografija, LadoLeskovar.si.

Dubrovački Trubaduri, Wikipedia.org.

Ivan + 3M, Eurovisionuniverse.com.