Borislav Drljača - Kriv Sam Što Te Drugi Voli / Ljubav Je Radost Najveća album flac

A. Kriv Sam Što Te Drugi Voli. Written-By – Aksentije Šoškić. B. Ljubav Je Radost Najveća. Lyrics By – Petar KečaMusic By – Borislav Drljača. Ensemble – Ansambl Ace Stepića. Matrix, Runout (Runout A): SY-1632 A 7770-8770 MK-VP.

Borislav Drljača ‎– Borislav Drljača. Label: Jugoton ‎– LPY 61127. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. A4. A5. Dođi U Snu, Majko. Bolujem, Dragu Milujem. B4. B5. Nek Plače Stara Majka.

Ljubav Je Radost Najveća Borislav Drljača - Kriv Sam Što Te Drugi Voli, Ljubav Je Radost Najveća ‎(7", Single). Ljubav Je Radost Najveća Boro Drljača I Orkestar Dragana Stojkovića - Nas Dvoje Veže Ljubav (Album).

Boro Drljača (born August 29, 1941 in Donja Suvaja, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a Serbian folk singer popular in the ex-Yugoslavia. Poslednja suza Pesmu volim ponajvise Pijano srce Pozdravljam te Zaborav, zaborav Kriv sam sto te drugi voli. Lijepa Krupa, Ljubimac. Danima tražim dragu, Od sinoć te čekam. Kome Li se u Snu Smeši, Nas Dvoje Smo Srećni. Sliku tvoju na grudima držim, Bez tebe srce mi je prazno. Dal ću tebi ili ćeš ti meni, Ne živi se hiljadu godina. Daleko Smo Ko Sever I Jug, U Drustvu Sam Lijepih Žena. Kume Izgore ti Kesa, U Mladosti Bogastvo sam Hteo.

BoroDrljača ( born August 29, 1941 in Donja Suvaja, Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Serb ian folk singer popular in the ex - Yugoslavia. Boro was born in the Yugoslavia during the World War II to Serbian father Branko and mother Stoja. His mother died during the war, when Bora was still a toddler. He has no memories of her and no pictures. His father later got married with a new wife, after the war Ljubav je radost najveća. Poslednja suza Pesmu volim ponajvise Pijano srce Pozdravljam te Zaborav, zaborav Kriv sam sto te drugi voli.

Borislav "Boro" Drljača (Serbian Cyrillic: Борислав Боро Дрљача; born 29 August 1941) is a Serbian folk singer popular in former Yugoslavia. His biggest hits are Stari vuk ("Old Wolf"), Ne namiguj na me tuđa ženo ("Don't Wink at Me, Someone Else's Woman"), and Plači, mala, plači ("Cry, Baby, Cry"), written by Baja Mali Knindža. Drljača was born in Donja Suvaja, Yugoslavia during World War II into a Serb family of father Branko and mother Stoja