Baltazar
Familija · Other Songs - Familija
zato sto je dan
i znas da je noc da
kada padne mrak
I niko ne zna ko sam ja
i niko ne zna ko si ti
ne, niko ne mora da zna
sve dok ne vidi da
Da otvara se nova knjiga
tamo nesto pise
tamo neke stvari nisu iste
nisu iste vise
Lose stvari su u modi
vidi sve se sada nosi
ova pesma nosi sebe
mislim nosi, nosi se
Svaki covek jedna glava
svaka glva jedna knjiga
svaka glava jedna prica
svaka prica nema kraja
Svaki covek jedna zena
svaka zena jedna briga
svaka zena jedna prica
svaka prica jedna knjiga
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Balt, Baltazar
Balt, Baltazar
Balt, Baltazar, Baltazar
Belo nije belo, belo
kada nije belo
a i crno nije crno
kada vidis da je tako
Da li vidis da je noc
kada padne mrak
da li vidis ko si ti
da li vidis ko sam ja
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Baltazar - Familija
Familija's "Baltazar" stands as a defining track in the Yugoslav rock canon, capturing the raw energy and social commentary characteristic of the group's work during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The song exemplifies the band's ability to blend traditional rock structures with a distinctively regional voice, addressing themes of urban alienation and political unrest prevalent in the Balkans at the time. As a staple of their discography, "Baltazar" reflects the collective identity of the band, which often utilized their platform to critique societal decay while maintaining a melodic intensity that resonated deeply with audiences across the region. The recording serves as a historical document of the era's cultural atmosphere, showcasing Familija's commitment to authentic expression over commercial polish. Its enduring popularity underscores its role not merely as a single, but as a cultural touchstone within the broader landscape of post-war Yugoslav music.