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Po cesti gre en mož
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Albin Jerič – Samson (1951-2020):
Leto 2000
Po cesti gre en mož
v roki nima rož
v roki ima lobanjo
odpadke meče vanjo
(čike otresa vanjo)
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Stray Cat Tunes
Katarina Juvančič and Dejan Lapanja first appeared on the Slovenian music scene in 2009, with their folk rock song Uej uej (Magdalenca), featured in Slovenian National Radio’s newcomers contest. Their music is often described as alt-folk, bridging modern trends and ancient folk influences and sensibilities. ... more
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