Šarlo Akrobata

Šarlo Akrobata were a seminal Yugoslav rock band, often categorized as late punk or new wave, with a particularly arty attitude. The line up consisted of Milan Mladenovic [guitar+vocal], Ivica Vdovic-Vd [drums] and Koja [bass+vocal]

Šarlo Akrobata were a seminal Yugoslav rock band, often categorized as late punk or new wave, with a particularly arty attitude. The line up consisted of Milan Mladenovic [guitar+vocal], Ivica Vdovic-Vd [drums] and Koja [bass+vocal]. Šarlo made their mark on the 1981 compilation Beograd: Paket-aranžman and in the same year released their only full-lengh LP recording Bistriji ili tuplji covek biva kad..., today regarded by fans and critics as one of the milestones of Yugoslav rock. Late in 1981, Šarlo Akrobata broke up to form Disciplina Kičme (Koja) and Katerina II, shortly renamed to Ekatarina Velika (Vd and Milan).

BEOGRAD - Paket-aranžman (1981)