: Originally released in 2000 on the album Sredinom , it is an interpolation of the song "Tutuklu" by Turkish artist Sezen Aksu. Where to Listen
The title translates to using weather metaphors to describe the weight of sorrow.
You can find this specific live version on several platforms: : Originally released in 2000 on the album
: The lyrics suggest that if grief were as temporary or meltable as snow, the protagonist could finally find rest.
: This specific live rendition clocks in at approximately 5:51 . It features prominent keyboard work by Mahir Sarihodžić and Adis Sirbubalo, alongside Dino Šukalo on guitars. : This specific live rendition clocks in at
: The show was a high-budget virtual concert aimed at providing hope during the COVID-19 pandemic, filmed at BHRT studios in Sarajevo with state-of-the-art visuals and "new video clothes" for classic tracks.
: The song explores the idea that "distance isn't what the heart thought it was," but rather "empty fields of hope and barricades" between two people. : The song explores the idea that "distance
The live performance of from Dino Merlin's "Mir svim dobrim ljudima" (Peace to All Good People) show was a centerpiece of his online New Year’s Eve spectacle for 2021. This version, later released as part of a live album in 2021 , features a refined arrangement that highlights the song's themes of longing and distance. Performance & Context