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Plamenih 5 (Serbian Cyrillic: Пламених 5, trans. The
Flaming 5) were a
Yugoslav rock band
formed in
Belgrade in 1964.
Despite having no
official releases...
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Petar i Zli Vuci –
Petar Pan – Miloš Petrović –
Piloti –
Alenka Pinterič –
Plamenih 5 –
Plava Trava Zaborava –
Plavi Orkestar –
Point Blank –
Polska Maca –...
- the band performed,
alongside the
bands Lutalice, Četiri Bebe, Siluete,
Plamenih 5, Juniori,
Plavi Dečaci and Elipse, on the
Parada ritma festival. At the...
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featured performances of the
bands Lutalice and Četiri Bebe,
while Siluete,
Plamenih 5, Sanjalice, Juniori,
Plavi Dečaci and
Elipse performed in the competitive...
- the second,
Siluete voted the third, Crni
Biseri voted the
fourth and
Plamenih 5
voted the fifth. At the
beginning of 1967,
Elipse performed, alongside...
- Okrugić
reformed Opus. The new
lineup featured Slobodan Orlić (a
former Plamenih 5, Siluete,
Bitnici and
Moira member, b**** guitar), L****mir Jerković (drums)...
- 1963; Tomi
Sovilj i
Njegove Siluete and Sanjalice, both
formed in 1964;
Plamenih 5,
formed in 1965, Džentlmeni,
formed in 1966.
Siluete were well known...
- was
previously a
member of the
bands Vihori (The Winds), Džentlmeni and
Plamenih 6, he was one of the
original Opus
members and in the
first half of the...
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following order: Elipse, Bomiko,
Veseli Dečaci, Idoli,
Plavi Dečaci, Smeli,
Plamenih 5, Kristali. In the finals,
attended by
about 15,000 people, the jury chose...
- people.
Siluete performed in the
competitive part of the
program alongside Plamenih 5, Sanjalice, Juniori,
Plavi Dečaci and
Elipse and were
proclaimed the...
