This 1992 album captures Mlakar at a mature stage, delivering his characteristic blend of storytelling and social critique with a raw, live energy.
- The album was recorded live in the studio, lending it an immediate and unvarnished feel.
- It features a selection of Mlakar's most popular and biting songs, many of which became anthems for a generation critical of the political and social changes in post-Yugoslavia.
- The release was a significant commercial success in Slovenia, consolidating Mlakar's reputation as a powerful and relevant artistic voice.
Iztok Mlakar is a Slovenian singer-songwriter and theater artist from Pula, Croatia, known for his satirical and often biting social commentary, typically delivered in the Chakavian dialect. His work blends folk, chanson, and rock influences with a strong narrative and theatrical component. He was a significant voice in the Slovenian alternative music scene of the late 20th century.
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