Jutro's “Trgni me” (“Wake Me Up”) is a late-1980s/early-1990s pop-folk recording about being shaken out of emotional inertia. The title is an urgent request rather than a description, and the song's direct vocal style gives it a conversational immediacy. Its story and melodic approach place it within the regional pop-folk sound that connected folk traditions with polished pop arrangements around the turn of the 1990s.

The track appeared on Jutro's 1990 album *Noćas zbog tebe Majo*. Z. Simić wrote the music and lyrics, with the band performing the recording in its characteristic style. Search results distinguish this Jutro from the earlier Sarajevo group associated with Bijelo Dugme: the artist on this track is the pop-folk act that released material in the late 1980s and early 1990s. That distinction is important for understanding the recording's musical context.

A reliable chart peak is not commonly documented, but the album and track remain available through archival audio and digital catalogues. “Trgni me” is best understood as part of a larger album-era repertoire rather than as an internationally charted single. Its appeal comes from the directness of its title and performance, which make a private emotional request feel immediate and familiar to listeners of Balkan pop-folk.