The new album , '' Pljuni i zapjevaj moja Jugoslavijo '' ( '' Spit and Sing , My Yugoslavia '' ) , was released in 1986 . Inspired by Yugoslavism , with numerous references to Yugoslav unity and the lyrics on the inner sleeve printed in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets , the album featured the familiar folk-oriented pop rock sound . Bregović originally wanted the album to contain contributions from individuals known for holding political views outside of the official League of Communists ideology . To that end he and the band 's manager Raka Marić approached three such individuals who were effectively proscribed from public discourse in Yugoslavia : pop singer Vice Vukov , who represented SFR Yugoslavia at the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest before seeing his career prospects marginalized after being branded a Croatian nationalist due to his association with the Croatian Spring political movement , painter and experimental filmmaker Mića Popović , associated with Yugoslav Black Wave film movement , who got a dissident reputation due to his paintings , and politician and diplomat Koča Popović who , despite a prominent World War II engagement on the Partisan side as the First Proletarian Brigade commander that earned him the Order of the People 's Hero medal , followed by high political and diplomatic appointments in the post-war period , nevertheless got silently removed from public life in 1972 after supporting a liberal faction within the Yugoslav Communist League 's Serbian branch . Bregović 's idea was to have Vukov sing the " Ružica si bila , sada više nisi " ( " You Were Once a Little Rose " ) ballad . However , despite Vukov accepting , the plan never got implemented after the band 's manager Marić got arrested and interrogated by the police at the Sarajevo Airport upon returning from Zagreb where he met Vukov . Mića Popović 's contribution to the album was to be his '' Dve godine garancije '' ( '' A Two-Year Warranty '' ) painting featuring a pensioner sleeping on a park bench while using pages of '' Politika '' newspaper as blanket to warm himself , which Bregović wanted to use as the album cover . When approached , Mića Popović also accepted though warning Bregović of possible problems the musician would likely face . Koča Popović was reportedly somewhat receptive to the idea of participating on the album , but still turned the offer down . Eventually , under pressure from Diskoton , Bregović gave up on his original ideas . A World War II holder of the Order of the People 's Hero still appeared on the record , however , instead of Koča Popović , it was Svetozar Vukmanović Tempo . He , together with Bregović and children from the Ljubica Ivezić orphanage in Sarajevo , sang a cover of " Padaj silo i nepravdo " ( " Fall , ( Oh ) Force and Injustice " ) , an old revolutionary song . The album cover featured a photograph of Chinese social realist ballet . Vukmanović 's appearance on the album was described by '' The Guardian '' as " some sort of Bregović 's coup d'état " . The album 's main hits were pop song " Hajdemo u planine " ( " Let 's Go to the Mountains " ) , " Noćas je k ' o lubenica pun mjesec iznad Bosne " ( " Tonight a Moon Full like a Watermelon Is over Bosnia " ) , ballads " Te noći kad umrem , kad odem , kad me ne bude " ( " That Night , When I Die , When I Leave , When I 'm Gone " ) and " Ružica si bila , sada više nisi " . In 1987 , Belgrade rock journalist Dragan Kremer , in the show '' Mit mjeseca '' ( '' Myth of the Month '' ) on the RTV Sarajevo , expressing his opinion about the band 's new direction , tore the album cover , and made Bregović , who appeared in the following edition of the show , very angry , which was one of the larger media scandals of the time . The incident however , did not affect the album sales . The tour was also very successful , and the concert at Belgrade Fair featured opera singer Dubravka Zubović as guest
1963 Eurovision Song Contest
Eurovision Song Contest 1963
Bijelo Dugme