D'Boys
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D'Boys, a Yugoslav and Serbian synthpop/pop rock band formed in Belgrade in 1982, consisted of Predrag JovanoviÄ on vocals and guitar and Mihajlo "MiÅ¡ko" Mihajlovski on percussion. The duo initially performed minimalist synth-pop with campy lyrics about nightlife. Their single, "Mi Smo D'Boys / Crne OÄi, Plava Ljubav" gained traction, leading to support slots for prominent Yugoslav groups. In 1983, the band released their debut album Ajd' Se Zezamo, which included hits like "Draž" and "Sexy, sexy". The following year, they released Muvanje, featuring notable tracks such as "Jugoslovenka" and Florida (Mala Moja Ne PlaÄi)" and a cover of Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman", retitled "Lepe žene". After Mihajlovski's departure in 1984, the remaining members continued as PeÄa D'Boy Band. The band disbanded in 1985.
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