Srebrna Krila

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Srebrna Krila (English: Silver Wings) was a Croatian pop band from Zagreb that was popular across Yugoslavia.

The band was created in the 1970s, with Vlado Kalember as the lead singer.

In 1988 the band represented Yugoslavia at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song Mangup.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s the band went through a series of different incarnations and disappeared after the death of its founder Muc.

[edit] Members of the group

  • Vlado Kalember
  • Dado Jelavić
  • Adi Karaselimović
  • Duško Mandić
  • Mustafa "Muc" Ismailovski
  • Slavko Pintarić-Pišta
  • Lidija Asanović

[edit] Discography

  • Srebrna krila (1979)
  • Ja sam samo jedan od mnogih sa gitarom (1980)
  • Sreo sam ljubav iz prve pjesme (1980)
  • Ša-la-la (1981)
  • Julija i Romeo (compilation) (1982)
  • Zadnja ploča (1982)
  • Silverwings (English version of "Zadnja ploča", Canada, 1983)
  • Djevuška (1983)
  • Uspomene (1984)
  • 30 u hladu (1986)
  • Mangup (1988)
  • Poleti golubice (1988)
  • Ljubav je za ljude sve (maxi single) (1995)
  • Tamo gdje ljubav stanuje (1996)
  • Nebo vidi, nebo zna (1998)
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Preceded by
Novi fosili		 Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest
1988		 Succeeded by
Riva
Pop and Rock music of Croatia
Music of Croatia - Croatian popular music - Hrvatski Band Aid - Croatian music festivals - Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest
Record labels
Croatia Records - Menart Records - Suzy Records
Pop and rock music of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Music of Yugoslavia - SFR Yugoslav pop and rock scene - Yugoslav Band Aid (YU Rock Misija) - Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest
Record labels
Jugoton - PGP RTB - Suzy Records - Diskoton - ZKP RTLJ - Jugodisk