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"Thompson ensemble tradcutor of the Croatian national feeling, the desire for freedom and the independence struggle sings songs of this, one of the first success is a tribute to the Yugoslav war heroes, Hungarian translated;. Them, who awarded themselves to fight against their country occupied wanting Serbs and Chetniks.
The song Bojná Čavoglave Thompson was first published song, which was written tradcutor in 1991 Čavoglavéban small Sibenik-Knin County native village, as he defended it with 'comrades, the Serbian chat from Nike. That year was recorded in Split Croatia Records studio, and made him a video clip.
First, the "Rock za Hrvatsku" of the song appeared in the collection of the war, and the first single from Thompson ("Bojná Čavoglave"), together tradcutor with the song "Moli mala" section and the "Moli mala" normal album. The song became Croatia over the soldiers fighting there favorite, gave them a lot of mental strength to fight. Currently, the band is probably the most popular music.
The "Za tradcutor dom!" Or "For the Motherland!" shout the numbers today in many professional dread bulldoze, saying that it was the fascist pro-Ustasha tradcutor regime slogan, which is true, but this Croatian fact since the siege of Szigetvar (Siget) battle cry that comes straight Zrinski Miklos and was regularly used.
Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj (5) This naródi moi (3) Kings of Croatia (1) Croatia (5) of Hungarians in the Balkan War (1) Miroslav Škoro (4) Moli mala (2) Ora et labora (4) Thompson (18) Vjetar and Dina (1) vrijeme scorpions (2) Zrinski 1566 (1)
2013 (26) June (18), Thompson E moj naródi Thompson - Thompson Lijepa li si Hungary tradcutor (Szombathely, 2008), the first Croatian kings Thompson: Thompson Bojná Čavoglave: Dolazak hrvata Thompson: Do not varaj me and u Golub rukama Thompson Ratnici svjetla Thompson: Put u raj Thompson Samo je ljubav Tajna dvaju svjetova Fight for the final victory Škoro: Svetinja drama: Domovina Zrinski 1566: Where chess, where matt ... Lijepa naša Domovina - Croatia anthem Thompson Ruku srce na Hungarians in the Balkans Thompson's first war Rosa May (8)