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... Tereza Kesovija, whose home town of Konavle near Dubrovnik had been ransacked by Montenegrin troops during the JNA siege of Dubrovnik which began in October 1991. Kesovija's wartime music and interviews had symbolized feminine grief by ...
... Tereza Kesovija from Dubrovnik, whose Konavle house was burned down and ransacked by advancing Montenegrin units. Kesovija frequently discussed her experience, engaging in a level of political commentary rarely expressed by female ...
... Tereza Kesovija, Gabi Novak and Meri Cetinić; the concert in honour of Dorde Novković; Tereza Kesovija's concerts, and others. These concerts, even though some of them provoked certain negative reactions, mostly advanced the idea of ...
... Kesovija, Tereza. “Stani.” In Opatija 64. PGP RTB LPV 5903, 1964, 331⁄3 rpm. Kesovija, Tereza. “Nono, moj dobri nono.” In Tereza Kesovija/Vice Vukov – IX Internacionalni Festival Zabavne Muzike Split 69. Jugoton SY 1437, 1969, 45 rpm ...
... Tereza Kesovija in the album “Samo Malo Intime”, 1999, Croatia Records©. Song performed by Tereza Kesovija, in the album “Moja Splitska Ljeta”, 1980, Jugoton©; Croatia Records©. 1 2 Chapter 12 The Hungarian Advertising Market and an ...
... Tereza Kesovija Domenico Modugno Géraldine David Alexandre Winter Jahn Teigen Finn Kalvik Kojo Çetin Alp and The Short Waves Remedios Amaya Seyyal Taner and Grup Locomotif Wilfried Daníel Ágúst Thomas Forstner Ovidijus Vyšniauskas Tor ...
... Tereza Kesovija, arguably Croatia's most famous singer, first received acclaim in the 1960s as a singer of French chansons. In the late 20th and early 21st centuries Sandra Nasié sang and wrote lyrics for Guano Apes, one of Germany's ...
... Tereza Kesovija (“Time to Twist”), Arsen Dedić (a remake of Chubby Checker's song “Do the Twist”).115 In addition to the many borrowings of American twist numbers, there were also some singers who put a local imprint onto the music ...
... Tereza Kesovija and rock singer Jura Stublić. In 2002 Ivana Banfić, Mišo Kovač and Crvena jabuka were engaged for NS-RB election meetings, while Vesna Zmijanac and Miroslav Ilić performed for Bosnian Serb parties. 24. The ex-Yugoslav ...
... Tereza Kesovija, Oliver Dragojević, Severina, and others, and composers and directors Miljenko Prohaska and Nikica Kalodjera (Luković, 1989; Vrdoljak, 2008). Zagreb was home to the first Yugoslav rock singer Karlo Metikoš (Mat Collins) ...