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Narodni I Tradicionalni Repertoar NARODNI, TRADICIONALNI, STAROGRADSKI I GRAND NOVI REPERTOAR: Aca Lukas – Bele ruže Aca Lukas – Bypass Aca Lukas – Čudna žena beše Vera Aca Lukas – Dijabolik Aca Lukas – Kafana na Balkanu Aca Lukas – Kuda idu ljudi kao ja Aca Lukas – Lična karta Aca Lukas – Nešto protiv bolova Aca Lukas – Pesma od bola Aca Lukas – Šta učini, crni gavrane Aca Lukas – Voliš li me Aca Lukas – Zapišite mi broj Aca Lukas & Ceca – Ne zanosim se ja Aca Lukas & Ivana Selakov – Daleko si Aca Matić – Fato mori Acapulco Bend – Šta ću noćas u kafani Aco Pejović – Ne diraj mi noći Adil – Hitno Aleksandra Prijović – Totalna anestezija Aleksandra Prijović – Za nas kasno je Amadeus Bend – Nije svejedno Ana Bekuta – Bekrija Ana Bekuta – Crven konac Ana Bekuta – Imam jedan život Ana Bekuta – Kralj ponoći Ana Bekuta – Oluja Ana Bekuta – Uspomene Ana Bekuta – Veseljak Ana Bekuta – Zavoleh te Ana Bekuta – Zlatiborske vode Ana Nikolić – Đavo Ana Nikolić – Januar Ana Nikolić – Romale romali Baja Mali Knindža – Jovan Dalmatinac Bijelo Dugme – Đurđevdan Blek Pantersi – Ja baraba a ti vila Boban Zdravković – Prokleta je Amerika Bojan Rajović – Usne boje vina Bora Spužić Kvaka – Šar planina Ceca – Autogram Ceca – Beograd Ceca – Bruka Ceca – Cigani Ceca – Da raskinem s njom Ceca – Doktor Ceca – Dragane moj Ceca – Fatalna ljubav Ceca – Idi dok si mlad Ceca – Ime i prezime Ceca – Ja još spavam u tvojoj majici Ceca – Kad bi bio ranjen Ceca – Lepotan Ceca – Loša Ceca – Mesec, nebo, zvezdice Ceca – Monotonija Ceca – Nagovori Ceca – Neodoljiv neumoljiv Ceca – Nevaljala Ceca – Pazi s kime spavaš Ceca – Poziv Ceca – Turbulentno Ceca – Vodka s utehom Ceca – Volela sam te Ceca – Volim te Ceca – Zaboravi Ceca i Željko Šašić – K’o na grani jabuka Cune Gojković – Janičar Ćira – Fenomenalno Dara Bubamara – Ja neću da ga vidim Dara Bubamara – Svi su tu kao nekada Dara Bubamara – Zidovi Davor Badrov – Ja baraba, sve joj džaba Dino Merlin i Vesna Zmijanac – Jorgovani DJ Shone – Muške priče feat. Gambino & Emina Djomla KS & Lucky Stars – Gajba puna piva feat. Verify Dragan Jovanović – Ružo rumena Dragan Kojić Keba – Imao sam Dragan Kojić Keba – Mesečina Dragana Mirković – Dve sudbine Dragana Mirković – Kad bi znao kako čeznem Dragana Mirković – Kroz šjivike i livade Dragana Mirković – Nisam ni metar od tebe Dragana Mirković – Otkad sam se u tebe zaljubila Dragana Mirković – Poslednje veče Dragana Mirković – Spasi me samoće Dragana Mirković – Sto ću čuda učiniti Dragoslav Mihajlović Kanarinac – Zapevajmo braćo mila Duško Kuliš – Suzo moja Suzana Duško Kuliš – Ti meni lažeš sve Džej – Ko se s’nama druži Džej – Lubenica Džej – Mrak, mrak Džej – Ne znaš ti Džej – Ni jedne usne se ne ljube same Džej – Ugasila si me Dženan Lončarević – A ja ludujem Dženan Lončarević – Cvete beli Dženan Lončarević – Putnička Đani – Još te sanjam Đani – Sam sam Esma Redžepova – Čaje šukarije Ferid Avdić – Dijana Goci Bend – Vozi me na Pale Goran Bregović – Gas, gas Goran Bregović – Kalašnjikov Goran Dimijatris Dima – Nije mene dušo ubilo Gordana Lazarević – Svilen konac Gordana Lazarević – Vidovdan Gordana Stojičević – Pusti me da nađem srcu lek Gordana Stojičević – Zagrli me ti Halid Bešlić – Budi, budi uvijek srijećna Halid Bešlić – Da zna zora Halid Bešlić – Hej, zoro Halid Bešlić – Ja bez tebe ne mogu da živim Halid Bešlić – Miljacka Halid Bešlić – Neću, neću dijamante Halid Bešlić – Prvi poljubac Halid Bešlić – Romanija Halid Bešlić – U meni jesen je Halid Bešlić – Vraćam se majci u Bosnu Halid Bešlić – Zlatne strune Halid Muslimović – Hej, kafano, neću više Halid Muslimović – Putuj, putuj, jarane Halid Muslimović – Stoj jarane Hanka Paldum – Crne kose Hanka Paldum – Pamtim još Hanka Paldum – Volela sam volela Hanka Paldum – Zbog tebe Haris Džinović – Dajte vina, hoću lom Haris Džinović – Hladno je, ugrij me Haris Džinović – I tebe sam sit kafano Haris Džinović – Ja ne pijem Haris Džinović – Jesul’ dunje procvale Haris Džinović – Laže mjesec Haris Džinović – Muštuluk Haris Džinović – Nek mi bude zadnja časa Haris Džinović – O, đila Haris Džinović – Ostarit’ ću neću znati Haris Džinović – Poznaćeš me i u mraku Haris Džinović – Rano je za tugu Haris Džinović – Sjećaš li se one noći Hašim Kučuk Koki – Nazdravite drugovi In Vivo – Gazda In Vivo – Tu tu tu In Vivo ft. Boyant – Moje leto Indexi – Žute dunje Indira – Bio si mi drag Indira – Srpkinja je mene majka rodila Indy – Bato bre Ismet Krčić – Sestra mi se udaje Ivan Gavrilović – 200 na sat Ivan Gavrilović – Pevaj Ivanka Stefanović – Obraše se vinogradi Jana – Barabar Jana – Lune lune Jovan Perišić – Moje najmilije Kosovske – Ječam žnjela Kosovka devojka Lepa Brena – Beli se, beli moj beli biseru Lepa Brena – Čik pogodi Lepa Brena – Duge noge Lepa Brena – Hajde da se volimo Lepa Brena – Janoš Lepa Brena – Jugoslovenka Lepa Brena – Mile voli disko Lepa Brena – Recite mu da ga volim Lepa Brena – Sanjam Lepa Brena – Šeik Lepa Brena – Uđi slobodno Lepa Brena i Alisa – Posle devet godina (Hej, hej dečače) Lepa Lukić – Leti, bijeli golube Lepa Lukić – Srce je moje violina Lepa Lukić – Volela sam oči zelene Lexington Band – Dobro da nije neko veće zlo Lexington Band – Donesi Lexington Band – Godinama Lexington Band – Ostani tu Luis – Dudo Luis – Dunjo moja Luis – Lele, lele Luis – Mećava Luis – Obriši suze, mala moja Luis – Opa, opa Luis – Slike u oku Luis – Sve se osim tuge deli Luna – Red Bull Ljuba Aličić – Ljubio sam u Šapcu kraj Save Ljuba Aličić – Ti ne ličiš ni na jednu Ljubo Keselj – Ja, vragolan i moj deda Magnifico – Pukni, zoro Maja Marijana – Bio mi je dobar drug Makedonske – Bitola Makedonske – Jovano, Jovanke Makedonske – Makedonsko devojče Marina Živković – Ajde mori dan, dva Marinko Rokvić – I kad me svi zaborave Marinko Rokvić – Skitnica Marko Bulat – Eno dole u kafani Maya Berović & Jala Brat – To me radi Medeni Mesec – Đavolica Medeni Mesec – Ivana Medeni Mesec – Ljubi me i ništa ne pitaj Medeni Mesec – Nikad nikom nisam rek’o Medeni Mesec – Uz Moravu vetar duva Merima Njegovir – Ivanova korita Miki Jevremović – Grkinja Miki Jevremović – Pijem Milanče Lekić – Vrati se Neno, vrati Milica Todorović – Tri čaše Miligram – Kruška Miligram – Vrati mi se, nesrećo Ministarke i Severina – Uno momento Mira Škorić - Otkači Miroslav Ilić – Lažu da vreme leči sve Miroslav Ilić – Luckasta si ti Miroslav Ilić – Nije život jedna žena Miroslav Ilić – Ova noc ima čudnu moć Miroslav Ilić – Polomiću čaše od kristala Miroslav Ilić – Pozdravi je, pozdravi Miroslav Ilić – Tako mi nedostaješ Miroslav Ilić – Tebi Mitar Mirić – Ne može nam niko ništa Nada Obrić – Dugo te dugo očekujem Nada Topčagić – Jutro je Nada Topčagić – Rodio se sin, mali gospodin Neda Ukraden – Na Balkanu Nedeljko Bajić Baja – Ginem ginem Nedeljko Bajić Baja – Snovi od stakla Nedeljko Bilkić – Ima jedna krčma u planini Nedžad Esadović Nećko – Srećan ti rođendan, sunce moje drago Nervozni Poštar – Nova Godina kuca na vratima Nervozni Poštar – Ženim se Nešo Lutovac – Mostovi na Morači Nikola Kojo – Nesanica Nino – Donesi divlje mirise Nino – Ti si, ćero, tatin sin Nino – Udahni duboko Novica Negovanović – Jedna reka u mom kraju Novica Zdravković – Splavovi Peđa Medenica – Čisto da znaš Peđa Medenica – Dođeš mi u san Petar Mitić – Gas do daske Predrag Živković Tozovac – Danče Predrag Živković Tozovac – Leno, Leno, Magdaleno Predrag Živković Tozovac – Mađarica Predrag Živković Tozovac – Oči jedne žene Predrag Živković Tozovac – Prazna čaša na mom stolu Predrag Živković Tozovac – Ti si me čekala Predrag Živković Tozovac – Vlajna Pregrad Živković Tozovac – Jesen u mom sokaku Radiša Urošević – Pevaj ujko, pevaj rode Radoslav Rođić Roki – Volim da te volim Rajko Jovičić – Vodeničarka Rasta – Kavali Ritam Srca – Ja hoću sad Ritam Srca – Moj golube Safet Isović – Zvijezda tjera mjeseca Sanja Đorđević – Mutivoda Saša Landero – Cigana jana Saša Matić – Lagala je, grade Saša Matić – Nađi novu ljubav Saša Matić – Nije ljubav fotografija Saša Matić – Ruzmarin Sejo Kalač – Ala ala Sejo Kalač – Kafanska pjevačica Sejo Pitić – Plava žena topla zima Seka Aleksić – Aspirin Seka Aleksić – Crno i zlatno Seka Aleksić – Crveni ruž Seka Aleksić – Iskoristi moje mane Silvana Armenulić – Ciganine ti što sviraš Silvana Armenulić – Ciganka sam mala Silvana Armenulić – Šta će mi život bez tebe dragi Slavko Petrović – Danas majko ženiš svoga sina Slobodan Mulina – Zlatibore pitaj Taru Snežana Đurišić – Kleo se kleo Snežana Đurišić – Kuće male Snežana Đurišić – Odakle si, sele Snežava Savić – Tri poljupca hoću ja Staniša Stošić – Vranjanka Starogradska – Ajde Jano Starogradske – Čamac na Tisi Starogradske – Ej, dragi dragi božurove sadi Starogradske – Evo banke, cigane moj Starogradske – Mito bekrijo Starogradske – Moja mala nema mane Starogradske – Niška banja Starogradske – Tamo daleko Stoja – Bela ciganka Stoja – Starija Šaban Bajramović - Maruška Šaban Šaulić – Bila mi je k’o gitara Šaban Šaulić – Kraljice srca moga Šaban Šaulić – Nismo više tako mladi Šaban Šaulić – Sneg je opet Snežana Šaban Šaulić – Ti kraljice moga srca Šaban Šaulić – Žal Šako Polumenta – Aman aman Šako Polumenta – Dišem za tebe Šako Polumenta – Ljepša od noći Šeki Turković – Poslednji boem Šemsa Suljaković – Pristajem na sve Toma Zdravković – Branka Toma Zdravković – Danka Toma Zdravković – Kafana je moja sudbina Toma Zdravković – Navik’o sam ja na
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