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| − | The festival brings popular pop and rock musicians from the ex-Yugoslavian region – Prljavo Kazalište, Crvena jabuka, Plavi Orkestar, Severina, Gibonni and the many bands who are performing the ''klape music'' from the Croatian Dalmatia. Of the Slovenian musicians, the list goes from | + | The festival brings popular pop and rock musicians from the ex-Yugoslavian region – Prljavo Kazalište, Crvena jabuka, Plavi Orkestar, Severina, Gibonni and the many bands who are performing the ''klape music'' from the Croatian Dalmatia. Of the Slovenian musicians, the list goes from numerous folk-pop ensembles (like the immensly popular [[Modrijani]]) to the punk legends [[Pankrti]], featuring popular names from pop ([[Jan Plestenjak]], [[Tanja Žagar]]) and also rock ([[Big Foot Mama]]). Tribute bands that do music from the likes of AC/DC, Guns N'Roses and U2 are also regulars in the line-up. |
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The festival brings popular pop and rock musicians from the ex-Yugoslavian region – Prljavo Kazalište, Crvena jabuka, Plavi Orkestar, Severina, Gibonni and the many bands who are performing the klape music from the Croatian Dalmatia. Of the Slovenian musicians, the list goes from numerous folk-pop ensembles (like the immensly popular Modrijani) to the punk legends Pankrti, featuring popular names from pop (Jan Plestenjak, Tanja Žagar) and also rock (Big Foot Mama). Tribute bands that do music from the likes of AC/DC, Guns N'Roses and U2 are also regulars in the line-up.
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