singles, winning numerous awards at Yugoslav and international pop music festivals. He graduated at the Belgrade Faculty of Dramatic Arts. He wrote the book Prva ljubav Dušana Silnog (First Love of Dušan the Mighty), which he illustrated with his own paintings, which was released with the music Stefanović composed as the soundtrack to the story. In 2015 he died in Belgrade, at the age of 69. In 1968 Kacl joined the newly formed band Korni Grupa. After leaving Korni Grupa, he retired from music. He died in a car accident in 1984. Banović would for a while perform with the band Džentlmeni. Moma Davidović moved to France, where he recorded several 7" singles under the names David Colsberry and David Loris. Brajović moved to the United States. He self-released a CD with all the recordings made by Zlatni Dečaci in a limited number of copies. He wrote the book Album sa sličicama iz mog života (Album with Pictures from My Life), originally published in Washington, D.C. (1985), and later in Belgrade (2000). Discography EPs Labuđe jezero (1966) Čudna devojka (1966) Sadko (1967) Singles "Swan Lake" / "Humoresque" (1965) Muzika iz filma Kuda posle kiše (1967) References External links Zlatni Dečaci at Discogs Serbian rock music groups Yugoslav rock music groups Beat groups Instrumental rock musical groups Musical groups from Belgrade Musical groups established in 1962 Musical groups disestablished in 1967 1962 establishments in Yugoslavia