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Kao kakao

Leb i sol · 1987

39 min · 9 tracks · folk rock · jazz rock

A vibrant fusion of folk rock and jazz influences, layered with intricate melodies and reflective lyrics.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady pacing with reflective moments
  • consistent flow with emotional peaks
  • engaging melodies for focused listening
  • intricate layers for detail exploration

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking high-energy party tracks
  • prefer short, standalone songs

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This album solidified their reputation and resonated widely in the Balkan music scene.
Themes
Macedonian folk fusion· disillusionment in transition· introspection in nightlife
Career context
Released on March 30, 1987, 'Kao kakao' was Leb i sol's fifth studio album, following their acclaimed 'Balada' from 1985. At this point, the band was solidifying their reputation as pioneers of the Yugoslav rock scene, blending traditional Macedonian sounds with contemporary genres. The album further established their unique style and artistic direction in a politically charged region.
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Putujemo — Continues the fusion of folk rock and jazz with fresh energy and themes.
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Mrtva priroda by Riblja čorba — Explores disillusionment and societal expectations using a mix of rock and folk sounds with poignant lyricism.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "Mamurni ljudi".

  • 1 Mamurni ljudi Start here 4:23
  • 2 Kao kakao 4:16
  • 3 Femme fatale 4:08
  • 4 Čuvam noć od budnih 5:41
  • 5 Kriza tridesetih 3:41
  • 6 Autoput 4:18
  • 7 Igraj 4:32
  • 8 Skopje 2:33
  • 9 Čekam kišu 5:38

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