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Iskre (Serbian Cyrillic: Искре; English: The Sparks) were a
Yugoslav rock band
formed in
Belgrade in 1961.
Iskre were one of Yugoslavia's
earliest rock...
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negative aspects of
Yugoslav socialism. The 1960s
bands like
Bijele Strijele,
Iskre, Roboti, Siluete,
Crveni Koralji, Elipse,
Zlatni Dečaci, Crni Biseri, Sanjalice...
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trener Iskre iz
Bugojna -
SportSport (in Bosnian)
Napustio Travnik pa
preuzeo kormilo Iskre -
Sportske (in Bosnian) Adis Obad novi
trener Iskre - SportSport...
- Strijele, Crni Biseri,
Crveni Koralji, Daltoni, Delfini, Elektroni, Elipse,
Iskre, Samonikli,
Siluete and
Zlatni Dečaci, all of whom were the
pioneering acts...
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cover of "Tequila" on Twangin' The
Golden Hits in 1964. The
Yugoslav band
Iskre released a
cover in 1965 on
their album of the same name. The tune was covered...
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publishing records by some of the
pioneers of the
Yugoslav rock scene, like
Iskre, Siluete, Tomi
Sovilj i
Njegove Siluete,
Sanjalice and Novi Fosili, and...
- Dom
Sindikata in
January 1964. The
festival featured beat
bands Safiri,
Iskre, Lutalice,
Zlatni Dečaci and
singer Ivanka Pavlović
accompanied by the band...
- Paris". mmaplus.co.uk.
Retrieved 16
December 2020. "Odrađeno vaganje,
frcale iskre između
Kimballa i Van Burena". vecernji.hr.
Retrieved 16
December 2020....
- "Rad". ISBN 9788609002243. Majstorović, Milan; Medić, Mićo (1961). Prve
iskre:
Doljani u NOB. Lykos. Hamović, Miloš (1994). Izbjeglištvo u
Bosni i Hercegovini:...
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Retrieved 5
April 2018. E. Škorić (9
April 2018). "Adis Obad novi
trener Iskre" (in Bosnian). sportsport.ba.
Retrieved 9
April 2018. Adis Obad at National-Football-Teams...
