Gdje cvetaju božuri

Гдје цветају божури
Studio album by Лепи Мића
Released	1994
Genre	Novokompovana
Length	23:33
Label	iCD
Producer	Душан Симовић
Лепи Мића chronology
Православци (1993) Гдје цветају божури (1994) Гаро Моја (1994)

Gdje cvetaju božuri (Serbian Cyrillic: Гдје цветају божури, lit. "Where peonies bloom") is the sixth studio album by folk singer Lepi Mića, released in 1994 by iCD.

Background

[TBA]

Release

Gdje cvetaju božuri was released in 1994 by iCD. It is Lepi Mića's fourth patriotic war album, and the only one released after the music video compilation Srbima za sva vremena. There are no known music videos for any of the tracks. The track "Muslimani, bolje da vas nema" (lit "Muslims, You're Better Off Gone") later became widely known on the internet for its provocative lyrics and ultranationalist themes. Lepi Mića later received criticism for the track after he rose to TV stardom on the Serbian reality TV show "Zadruga". It was reported my media outlets that Mića stood by the song, which he wrote the lyrics to.

Track listing

Side A

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Стари четник"	2:26
2.	"Гдје цветају божури"	3:10
3.	"Црна гора, мајка моја"	3:30
4.	"Ој, Крајино"	2:45

Side B

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Муслимани, боље да вас нема"	2:17
2.	"Слободарски народ Српски"	3:10
3.	"Крсна слава"	3:30
4.	"Тамо у туђини"	2:45
Total length:		23:33

Personnel

Writing

• Душан Симовић - Музичка продукција (Musical production)

• Миленко Јакшић - Текстови А2, А4, Б4 (Lyrics)
• Мирослав Пржуљ - Текстови А3, Б1, Б3 (Lyrics)
• Мирко Пејчин - Текстови А1 (Lyrics)
• Г. Ступар - Текстови Б2 (Lyrics)

Production

• Барић Никола - Извршни продуцент (Executive producer)
• Цвјетичанин Вајо - Извршни продуцент (Executive producer)

Miscellaneous

• „КРАЈИНАТОН“, Инђија - Спонзор и дистрибутер (Sponsor and distributor)
• „ПИНГВИН“, Рума - Спонзор и дистрибутер (Sponsor and distributor)
• „ОГЊИШТА“, Пале - Издавач (Publisher)

Variants

iCD Release (1994)

Notes

• Very good audio quality
• Clear shell
• Songs listed as side A on the cassette are listed as the songs under side B on the back of the j-card, and vice versa.