Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Revision history

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	== CD Bonus Tracks ==		== CD Bonus Tracks ==

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	'''Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Četa korača u meni''' ([[Learn Cyrillic\|Serbian Cyrillic]]: Фестивал ~~Војничких Песама И Корачница~~ 2001 - Чета ~~Корача У Мени~~) is a physical release of the songs from the 2001 festival of military songs and marches, held in Belgrade. It was released as a cassette and as a CD-R. The tagline of the festival is taken from the song 'Četa korača u meni' sang by Nebojša Ljubičić and written by Sanja Ilić. The festival featured many popular singers of the time singing patriotic and military themed songs. Unlike the release of the 2000 edition of the festival, here the applause from the audience members can be heard before and after the songs. Another difference is that the duration of each song is not listed.		'''Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Četa korača u meni''' ([[Learn Cyrillic\|Serbian Cyrillic]]: Фестивал војничких песама и корачница 2001 - Чета корача у мени) is a physical release of the songs from the 2001 festival of military songs and marches, held in Belgrade. It was released as a cassette and as a CD-R. The tagline of the festival is taken from the song 'Četa korača u meni' sang by Nebojša Ljubičić and written by Sanja Ilić. The festival featured many popular singers of the time singing patriotic and military themed songs. Unlike the release of the 2000 edition of the festival, here the applause from the audience members can be heard before and after the songs. Another difference is that the duration of each song is not listed.

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	\| title2 = Željko Savić – Tango SMB		\| title2 = Željko Savić – Tango SMB
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	\| title3 = Marija Šestić – Moj ~~Tata Oficir~~		\| title3 = Marija Šestić – Moj tata oficir
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	\| title4 = Mari Mari – Bože sačuvaj našu mladost		\| title4 = Mari Mari – Bože sačuvaj našu mladost
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	\| title6 = Dejan Pešić i Slavoljub Stojadinović – Otadžbino mirno spavaj		\| title6 = Dejan Pešić i Slavoljub Stojadinović – Otadžbino mirno spavaj
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	\| title7 = Kazanova Bend – U ~~Istom Stroju~~		\| title7 = Kazanova Bend – U istom stroju
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	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| headline = CD Bonus Tracks		\| headline = CD Bonus Tracks
	\| title15 = Dragan Jović – Nek ~~Leti Pesma~~		\| title15 = Dragan Jović – Nek leti pesma
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	\| title16 = Miodrag Jovanović – Ovo je naša otadžbina		\| title16 = Miodrag Jovanović – Ovo je naša otadžbina
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	\| title18 = Oliver Njego – Naša je vojska narodna		\| title18 = Oliver Njego – Naša je vojska narodna
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	\| title19 = Oliver Sabo – Gardijska ~~Brigada~~		\| title19 = Oliver Sabo – Gardijska brigada
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	\| title20 = Nenad Nenić – Raketaši		\| title20 = Nenad Nenić – Raketaši

Lisja at 05:18, 19 November 2025

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	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
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	\| ~~title1~~ = Dragan Jović – Nek Leti Pesma		\| title15 = Dragan Jović – Nek Leti Pesma
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	\| ~~title2~~ = Miodrag Jovanović – Ovo je naša otadžbina		\| title16 = Miodrag Jovanović – Ovo je naša otadžbina
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	\| ~~title3~~ = Duško Nedić – Rasti srećno		\| title17 = Duško Nedić – Rasti srećno
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	\| ~~title4~~ = Oliver Njego – Naša je vojska narodna		\| title18 = Oliver Njego – Naša je vojska narodna
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	\| ~~title5~~ = Oliver Sabo – Gardijska Brigada		\| title19 = Oliver Sabo – Gardijska Brigada
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	\| ~~title6~~ = Nenad Nenić – Raketaši		\| title20 = Nenad Nenić – Raketaši
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	}}		}}
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	\| title4 = Mari Mari – Bože sačuvaj našu mladost		\| title4 = Mari Mari – Bože sačuvaj našu mladost
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	\| title5 = Milan Šćepović – Slobodna zemlja		\| title5 = [[Milan Šćepović]] – Slobodna zemlja
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	\| title6 = Dejan Pešić i Slavoljub Stojadinović – Otadžbino mirno spavaj		\| title6 = Dejan Pešić i Slavoljub Stojadinović – Otadžbino mirno spavaj

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	'''Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Četa korača u meni''' ([[Learn Cyrillic\|Serbian Cyrillic]]: Фестивал Војничких Песама И Корачница 2001 - Чета Корача У Мени) is a physical release of the songs from the 2001 festival of military songs and marches, held in Belgrade. It was released as a cassette and as a CD-R. The tagline of the festival is taken from the ~~patriotic~~ song 'Četa korača u meni' sang by Nebojša Ljubičić and written by Sanja Ilić. It featured many popular singers of the time singing patriotic and military themed songs. Unlike the release of the 2000 edition of the festival, here the applause from the audience members can be heard before and after the songs. Another difference is that the duration of each song is not listed.		'''Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Četa korača u meni''' ([[Learn Cyrillic\|Serbian Cyrillic]]: Фестивал Војничких Песама И Корачница 2001 - Чета Корача У Мени) is a physical release of the songs from the 2001 festival of military songs and marches, held in Belgrade. It was released as a cassette and as a CD-R. The tagline of the festival is taken from the song 'Četa korača u meni' sang by Nebojša Ljubičić and written by Sanja Ilić. The festival featured many popular singers of the time singing patriotic and military themed songs. Unlike the release of the 2000 edition of the festival, here the applause from the audience members can be heard before and after the songs. Another difference is that the duration of each song is not listed.

	{{Infobox album		{{Infobox album

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'''Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001 - Četa korača u meni''' ([[Learn Cyrillic|Serbian Cyrillic]]: Фестивал Војничких Песама И Корачница 2001 - Чета Корача У Мени) is a physical release of the songs from the 2001 festival of military songs and marches, held in Belgrade. It was released as a cassette and as a CD-R. The tagline of the festival is taken from the patriotic song 'Četa korača u meni' sang by Nebojša Ljubičić and written by Sanja Ilić. It featured many popular singers of the time singing patriotic and military themed songs. Unlike the release of the 2000 edition of the festival, here the applause from the audience members can be heard before and after the songs. Another difference is that the duration of each song is not listed.

{{Infobox album
| name = Festival vojničkih pesama i koračnica 2001
| type =
| artist = Various Artists
| cover = Festival-Pesama-i-Koracnica-2001-CD-Discogs.jpg
| caption = The front cover of the CD-R release.
| released = 2001
| genre =
| label =
| year = 2001
}}

== Track listing ==
{{Track listing
| headline = Side A
| title1 = Tanja Tasić – Vojniče moj
| length1 =
| title2 = Ivana Jordan – Duge noći
| length2 =
| title3 = Filip Žmaher – Jedna je otadžbina
| length3 =
| title4 = Nevena i Ksenija Pavlović – Molitva
| length4 =
| title5 = Zoran Šandorov i Aleksandar Srećković – Koreni
| length5 =
| title6 = Goran Šepa – Leva desna - Leva desna
| length6 =
| title7 = Ružica Čavić – Horizonti
| length7 =
}}{{Track listing
| headline = Side B
| title1 = Žarko Dančuo – Napiši pismo vojniku
| length1 =
| title2 = Željko Savić – Tango SMB
| length2 =
| title3 = Marija Šestić – Moj Tata Oficir
| length3 =
| title4 = Mari Mari – Bože sačuvaj našu mladost
| length4 =
| title5 = Milan Šćepović – Slobodna zemlja
| length5 =
| title6 = Dejan Pešić i Slavoljub Stojadinović – Otadžbino mirno spavaj
| length6 =
| title7 = Kazanova Bend – U Istom Stroju
| length7 =
| total_length =
}}

== CD Bonus Tracks ==
The following songs only appear on the CD-R release of the festival.
{{Track listing
| headline = CD Bonus Tracks
| title1 = Dragan Jović – Nek Leti Pesma
| length1 =
| title2 = Miodrag Jovanović – Ovo je naša otadžbina
| length2 =
| title3 = Duško Nedić – Rasti srećno
| length3 =
| title4 = Oliver Njego – Naša je vojska narodna
| length4 =
| title5 = Oliver Sabo – Gardijska Brigada
| length5 =
| title6 = Nenad Nenić – Raketaši
| length6 =
}}
[[Category:Albums]]