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Hajde da se volimo (album)

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Hajde da se volimo
Let's Fall in Love
Studio album by
Lepa Brena
Released24 October 1987 (1987-10-24)
GenrePop folk
LabelDiskoton
Producer
  • Kornelije Kovač
  • Miroljub Aranđelović
  • Zoran Radetić
  • Raka Đokić (executive producer)
Lepa Brena chronology
Uske pantalone
(1986) 		Hajde da se volimo
Let's Fall in Love
(1987) 		Četiri godine
(1989)

Hajde da se volimo (Let's Fall in Love) is the seventh studio album by Yugoslavian pop-folk singer Lepa Brena and her band Slatki Greh. It was released 24 October 1987 through the record label Diskoton.[1]

This was her eighth of twelve albums with Slatki Greh and was the soundtrack for the film with the same name (released 20 November 1987). Scenes from the musical film were later used as music videos.

In 1988, Lepa Brena recorded an English version of the song "Hajde da se volimo" under the title "Let's Fall in Love".

The biggest hits on the album were songs "Hajde da se volimo", "Sanjam", "Udri mujo", "Učenici" and the ballad "Evo, zima će".

This album sold 850,000 copies.[2]

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Transcription

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Hajde da se volimo" (Let's Fall in Love)
 
2."Golube" (Dove)
  • Marina Tucaković
 
3."Učenici" (Students)
  • Marina Tucaković
 
4."Evo, zima će" (Winter's Coming)
  • Marina Tucaković
 
5."Sanjam" (I'm Dreaming)
  • Marina Tucaković
 
6."On ne voli me" (He Doesn't Love Me)
  • Marina Tucaković
 
7."Zbog tebe" (Because of You)
  • Gojko Đević
  • Miroljub Aranđelović
 
8."Udri, Mujo" (Hit It, Mujo) (featuring Gidra)
  • Svetozar Baltić
  • Boris Mačešić
 
9."Rodiše me nežnu i sirotu" (I Was Born Gentle and Poor)
  • Dobrica Erić
  • Predrag Negovanović
 
10."Suze brišu sve" (Tears Wipe Away Everything)
  • Marina Tucaković
 

Personnel

Production and recording

  • Tahir Durkalić – engineering
  • Vladimir Negovanović – engineering
  • Zoran Radetić – engineering

Crew

  • Nedim Bačvić – design
  • Aleksandar Cvetinovski – photography

References

  1. ^ "Hajde da se volimo". Discogs. 24 October 1987. Retrieved 29 November 2014.
  2. ^ "LEPA BRENA". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2020-06-07.


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