They released their second album Od srede do torka in 2010, again on Celinka records. A bit more daring than before, this time they took on some of the most cliche and (ab)used folk motives available. Their playful musical renditions also stepped into the terrain of the 'oberkrainer vein of Slovenian (turbo)folk music and even further proved their musical versatility and the ease, with which the boundaries can be crossed.
"Jararized arrangement of Slovenian traditional song" on the Križanke stage in Ljubljana.
The Jararaja line-up comprises of Gregor Budal (clarinet), Vasilij Centrih (violin), Janez Dovč (accordion) and Petra Trobec (double bass), all of them also vocalists. They also have got a permanent guest Sergej Ranđelović - RunJoe on percussion. Other musicians sometimes join them, as the Slovenian ethno scene is very well interconnected.
Janez Dovč, the founder of the band, is also the head of Celinka records and regularly or occasionally plays in numerous musical (folk and other) projects. He used to be member of internationally renowned Terrafolk, whom he joined in 2004 and for about two years toured around the world with them.