Novi fosili () is a Croatian pop band, one of the most popular music acts in the former Yugoslavia. The group was formed in Zagreb in 1969. Their first successes came in 1976 when the composer Rajko Dujmić joined the band. That same year, Novi Fosili played at the Split Festival, where their song "Diridonda" soon became a hit throughout the country. Their next several albums sold millions of copies and delivered many hits that are still aired on radios in Croatia today. The first female singer was Đurđica Barlović, in 1983 replaced by Sanja Doležal. The group's male vocalists were Vladimir Kočiš Zec and Rajko Dujmić. Hits include: "Za dobra stara vremena" ("For good old times"), "Milena", "Sanjaj me" ("Dream of me"), and others. The band represented Yugoslavia at the 1987 Eurovision Song Contest. With their song "Ja sam za ples" ("I wanna dance") they finished fourth. After the breakup of the Yugoslavia, the group was disbanded, then gathered again, but without Doležal and Zec. It was disbanded again in 2001. Members of the most memorable lineup gathered again in 2005 for some revival concerts. In 2014, scandals arose surrounding Dujmićs long time drug use, causing him to be expelled from the group. The remaining members still hold small revival concerts. Albums Novi fosili - 1974 Da te ne volim - 1978 Nedovršene priče - 1980 Budi uvijek blizu - 1981 Hitovi sa singl ploča - 1981 Za djecu i odrasle - 1982 Volim te od 9 do 2 i drugi veliki hitovi - 1983 Poslije Svega - 1983 Tvoje i moje godine - 1985 Za dobra stara vremena - 1986 Dijete sreće - 1987 Poziv na ples - 1987 Nebeske kočije - 1988 Obriši suze, generacijo - 1989 Djeca ljubavi - 1990 Druge Godine - 1995 Bijele suze padaju na grad - 1997 Ljubav koja nema kraj - 1998 Jesen - 1999 Za dobra stara vremena (kompilacija) (together with Srebrna krila) - 2001 Za dobra stara vremena (kompilacija) - 2005 Sources Novi fosili Yugoslav musical groups Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Yugoslavia Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 1987 Croatian pop music groups Yugoslav rock music groups Musical groups established in 1969