La vie est un miracle

~ Release by Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra (see all versions of this release, 4 available)

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1In the Beginning
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
U Početku (In the Beginning)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
1:46
2Evergreen
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
clavinet:
Peđa Bubalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Nenad Gajin Coce (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ivica Maksimović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Rade Kosmajac (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tenor saxophone:
Miroljub Marković Kiki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
trumpet:
Dragan Ristevski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Tunel Evergreen
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
3:43
3Wanted Man
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Rade Kosmajac (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
trumpet:
Bokan Stanković (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Teodulija (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Wanted Man (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lyricist:
Nenad Janković and Stribor Kusturica
writer:
Dejan Sparavalo
translator:
Alexandra Mijatović
5:08
4Kiss the Mother
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Belotti Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Poljubi Majku (Kiss The Mother)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
1:23
5Moldavian Song
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Nenad Gajin Coce (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ivica Maksimović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Rade Kosmajac (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Moldavska Pesma (Moldavian Song)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
3:07
6Vasja
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Teodulija (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Vasja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
Dejan Sparavalo
translator:
Natalia Nenezić
3:46
7Dying Song
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Disonanta Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Bizumić Marijana Maki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Sabaha Umire (Dying Song)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
1:30
8Looking for Luka
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Disonanta Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Bizumić Marijana Maki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Tražeći Luku (Looking for Luka)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
1:39
9Ovo je muski svet
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
clavinet:
Peđa Bubalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
flute:
Slobodan Trkulja (Slobodan Trkulja & Balkanopolis) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Nenad Gajin Coce (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ivica Maksimović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Belotti Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tenor saxophone:
Miroljub Marković Kiki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
trumpet:
Dragan Ristevski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
AKUD "Španac" Quintet* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Vesna Trivalić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
soprano vocals:
Sanja Kerkez (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
chorus master:
Đorđe Stanković (conductor) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Ovo je muski svet (This Is A Man's World))
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
6:25
10Fatal Wounds
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Disonanta Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Bizumić Marijana Maki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Kobne Rane (Fatal Wounds)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
2:58
11Who Killed the D.J.
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Rade Kosmajac (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Who Killed the D.J. (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
translator:
Alexandra Mijatović
3:52
12Karakaj
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Nenad Gajin Coce (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ivica Maksimović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Rade Kosmajac (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Karakaj
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
4:15
13The Waterfall
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Disonanta Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Vodopad (The Waterfall)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
2:13
14Gladno srce
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
clavinet:
Peđa Bubalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Nenad Gajin Coce (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ivica Maksimović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tenor saxophone:
Miroljub Marković Kiki (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
trumpet:
Dragan Ristevski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Vesna Trivalić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
soprano vocals:
Sanja Kerkez (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Gladno srce (Hungry Heart) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
translator:
Tybor Gymant
3:47
15Looking for Sabaha
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
duduk:
Borislav Birač (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
strings:
Disonanta Quintet (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Tražeći Sabahu (Looking for Sabaha)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
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16When Life Was a Miracle
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Tamara Aralica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03), Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Ana Stanić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
choir vocals:
Vrelo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lead vocals:
Đani (Serbian singer) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Kad Je Život Bio Čudo (When Life Was A Miracle) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
lyricist:
Nenad Janković
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
translator:
Alexandra Mijatović
4:15
17Moldavian Song
programming:
Dejan Pejović
producer:
Vojislav Aralica
editor:
Vladimir Korać Koki and Alexandar Perišić
accordion:
Bora Dimić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran Milošević (Serbian accordianist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
bass guitar:
Goran "The Head" Markovski (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
cymbal:
Žaklin Pulja (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
drums (drum set):
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Zoran "Cheda the Guru" Marjanović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
guitar:
Emir Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
keyboard:
Her Dralle Draugentaller (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
saxophone:
Nesha "Blackbird" Petrović (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
tuba:
Goran "Pope" Popović* (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
violin:
Aleksandar Šišić (Serbian violinist) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
background vocals:
Stribor Kusturica (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
vocals:
Dr. Nele Karajlić (from 2002-01 until 2004-03) and Dejan Sparavalo (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
arranger:
Emir Kusturica and Dejan Sparavalo
recorded at and mixed at:
Bora Bora studio in Beograd (Belgrade) (from 2002-01 until 2004-03)
recording of:
Moldavska Pesma (Moldavian Song)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
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