Crni bombarders
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| Studio album by Rodoljub Roki Vulović | ||||
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Publication |
1995 |
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admission |
1995 |
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Format (s) |
MC |
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Title (number) |
8th |
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running time |
28 min 12 s |
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Crni Bombarder ( Serbian for Black Bomber ) is a music album by the Bosnian-Serbian artist Rodoljub Roki Vulović .
It was recorded during the Bosnian War in 1995 and is the songwriter's last war album.
On the album, among others, the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić , the Republika Srpska or Montenegro - the country of origin of Vulović's grandfather - are sung about.
All proceeds from the album were donated to benefit injured soldiers and the civilian population.
Track list
- Written and arranged by Rodoljub Roki Vulović:
- Crni bombarder (Black Bomber) - 3:47
- Republika Srpska i Krajina ( Republika Srpska and Krajina ) - 3:12
- Ko su bili ti hrabri heroji (Who were the brave heroes?) - 3:17
- Balada o ratniku (Ballad of the Warrior) - 3:01
- Generale, generale (General, General) - 3:13
- Crna Gora ( Montenegro ) - 3:18
- Daleko si rodjeni brate (You are a brother from afar) - 4:09
- Srpska garda (Serbian Guard) - 4:02
Srpska garda is a remix of the track Narod ne htio , which appeared on Vulovic's album Panteri in 1993 .
occupation
Music videos
As with Panteri , Vulović also published music videos for Crni Bombarder for each piece, which were sold on video cassette.