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Žeteoci Žeteoci
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Žeteoci (trans. The Harvesters) were a Yugoslav rock band formed in Zagreb in 1966. Founded by four students of the Zagreb Catholic Faculty of Theology, Žeteoci performed beat music with religious lyrics, being the first Christian rock band in Yugoslavia, arguably the first Christian rock band in a communist country and one of the first Christian rock bands in general. Although they were not among the earliest Yugoslav rock bands, Žeteoci, as other 1960s rock bands from Yugoslavia, played a pioneering roll on the Yugoslav rock scene. Their first and only album, To nije tajna, released in 1969, was the second full-length album in the history of Yugoslav rock music. Žeteoci („Die Erntenden“) war die bekannteste Sacropop-Band Jugoslawiens. Sie bestand in den Jahren 1965 bis 1971, alle vier Mitglieder studierten damals Katholische Theologie an der Universität Zagreb. Die Musik der Žeteoci bestand überwiegend aus Coverversionen von Stücken des Neuen Geistlichen Liedes. Die Žeteoci gaben Konzerte unter anderem in Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz, Italien, Kanada und USA. Im April 2007 traten die Žeteoci nochmals gemeinsam auf einem Festival in Varaždin auf.
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Žeteoci
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Bijeli Kolari
dbp:genre
Christian pop folk rock Beat music Christian rock
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250
dbp:label
dbr:Glas_Koncila dbr:Jugoton
dbp:origin
dbr:SR_Croatia dbr:Zagreb dbr:SFR_Yugoslavia
dbp:pastMembers
Mato Dukić Mijo Bergovec Josip Pustički Mijo Gabrić Valent Bogadi
dbp:yearsActive
1966
dbo:abstract
Žeteoci („Die Erntenden“) war die bekannteste Sacropop-Band Jugoslawiens. Sie bestand in den Jahren 1965 bis 1971, alle vier Mitglieder studierten damals Katholische Theologie an der Universität Zagreb. Die Musik der Žeteoci bestand überwiegend aus Coverversionen von Stücken des Neuen Geistlichen Liedes. Die Žeteoci gaben Konzerte unter anderem in Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz, Italien, Kanada und USA. Im April 2007 traten die Žeteoci nochmals gemeinsam auf einem Festival in Varaždin auf. Žeteoci (trans. The Harvesters) were a Yugoslav rock band formed in Zagreb in 1966. Founded by four students of the Zagreb Catholic Faculty of Theology, Žeteoci performed beat music with religious lyrics, being the first Christian rock band in Yugoslavia, arguably the first Christian rock band in a communist country and one of the first Christian rock bands in general. Although they were not among the earliest Yugoslav rock bands, Žeteoci, as other 1960s rock bands from Yugoslavia, played a pioneering roll on the Yugoslav rock scene. Their first and only album, To nije tajna, released in 1969, was the second full-length album in the history of Yugoslav rock music. Although an openly religious band in a communist state, due to specific political and cultural milieu of the Non-Aligned Yugoslavia, for the most of their career Žeteoci enjoyed the attention of the media and notable popularity among the Yugoslav youth. Their only album was released in cooperation between Glas Koncila (Voice of the Council), the official newspaper of the Catholic Church in Croatia, and state-owned record label Jugoton. They ended their activiy in 1971, as the members of the band finished their studies of theology and went on to become priests of the Catholic Church.
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1971-01-01
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1966-01-01
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Bijeli Kolari
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dbr:SR_Croatia dbr:Zagreb dbr:SFR_Yugoslavia
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