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Genres
  
Pop

Labels
  
Helidon, Jugoton

Genre
  
Pop music

Years active
  
1968-1971

Origin
  
Yugoslavia

Record label
  
Jugoton

Bele vrane Yugopapir Koreni jugoslovenskog rocka 55 Crni biseri

Albums
  
Bele Vrane, Skrivnostna pesem/Hvala vam za vse, Veseli vrtuljak/Godišnjica, Mesto mladih


Similar
  
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Bele vrane mala terasa


The Bele vrane ("White crows") were a Yugoslav vocal-instrumental band, based in Slovenia, that played pop music in the 1960s and 1970s. The brief vocal quartet Ultra 4 is also considered as an extension of the group.

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Their most well-known composition is the 1969 song Na vrhu nebotičnika ("At the top of the skyscrapers"), also known as Mala terasa ("Small terrace"). The song was released at RTV Ljubljana. Music and arrangement by George Robežnik, author of the text and poet and playwright Gregor Strniša.

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The band

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  • Ditka Haberl - vocals
  • Tatjana Dremelj - vocals
  • Tadej Hrušovar - vocals, guitar
  • Pine Gostiša - vocals
  • Doc Marolt - vocals
  • Sonja Pahor - vocals
  • Ivo Umek - Hammond Organ
  • Bob Bračko - Drums
  • Djuro Penzeš - Bass

    • Known compositions

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  • Presenečenja ("Surprises")
  • Mesto mladih ("City Youth")
  • Maček v žaklju ("Cat in the bag")
  • Na vrhu nebotičnika ("At the top of the skyscrapers")
  • Mini maxi
  • Horoskop ("Horoscope")
  • Vsi ljudje želimo dečku srečo ("Everyone wants a boy happy")
  • Brez besed ("Speechless")
  • Kam si namenjen (cover of the song Where are You Going to My Love by the group Brotherhood of Man)

    • EP

  • Presenečenja ("Surprises"), 1968, Helidon
  • Mesto mladih ("City Youth"), 1969, Helidon

    • Single

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  • Veseli vrtuljak/Godišnjica ("Looking forward to the carousel / Anniversary"), 1969, Jugoton
  • Skrivnostna pesem/Hvala vam za vse ("Mysterious song / Thank you for all"), 1970, Helidon
  • Kam si namenjen/Od srca do srca ("What is your quest / From heart to heart"), 1971, Helidon

    • Other

  • Bestsellers (1967-73) (1997) (RTV Slovenia)
  • Apollo 10 (a compilation of Telstar, 2012) (RTV Slovenia)

    • Songs

    Maček v žaklju1970
    Mini maxi1997
    Na vrhu neboticnika1970

    References

    Bele vrane Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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