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Minja Subota

Milan "Minja" Subota (Serbian Cyrillic: Милан "Миња" Субота, pronounced [mǐlan mîɲa sǔbɔta]; 8 November 1938 – 17 September 2021) was a Serbian-Yugoslavian composer, musician, entertainer and photographer, born in Sarajevo. He was the host of the long-running children's TV show Muzički tobogan on RTS (formerly on TV Novi Sad). In 2021, he was awarded the Order of Karađorđe's Star.[1]

Minja Subota
Subota in 1963
Born(1938-11-08)8 November 1938
Sarajevo, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Died17 September 2021(2021-09-17) (aged 82)
Belgrade, Serbia

Discography

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Albums

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Pop music albums

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  • Milan Subota (Melodiya, USSR D28485–6)
  • Budi dobar prema njoj

Children's music albums

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  • Minja Subota and Ljubivoje Ršumović: Minja i Ršum (PGP RTB LP 66 6111)
  • Pesme za decu (PGP RTB 2140322 STEREO)
  • Dragan Laković and Minja Subota: Najlepše dečje pesme (PGP RTB 2140527)
  • Minja Subota and Zlata Petković: Plavi čuperak (PGP RTB LP 6123 STEREO)
  • Pesme iz Muzičkog tobogana (PGP RTB 2140470 STEREO)
  • Deca su ukras sveta (PGP RTS CD 450082 STEREO)

EPs

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Pop music EPs

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  • Milan Subota (Jugoton – EPY 3229)[2]
  • Milan Subota (PGP RTB EP 50217)
  • Milan Subota (PGP RTB EP 50215)[3]
  • Milan Subota (PGP RTB EP 50216)[4]
  • Milan Subota (PGP RTB EP 50317)
  • Lola Jovanović i Milan Subota (PGP RTB EP 50332)[5]

Children's music EPs

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  • Telefonijada (PGP RTB EP 61042)[6]
  • Minja Subota and Kolibri Choir: Ečke tečke (PGP RTB EP 61047)[7]
  • Šansone (PGP RTB EP 50 394)[8]
  • One i oni – Aždaja svome čedu tepa (PGP RTB EP – 61043)[9]

Books

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  • "Kako smo zabavljali Tita"[10]

Notes and references

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