Treli Feli Repi
Treli Feli Repi formed in Belgrade in 2016, playing ska with a Serbian twist. Their lineup includes Marko Zivkovic on vocals, Nikola Radulovic on guitar,...
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Treli Feli Repi formed in Belgrade in 2016, playing ska with a Serbian twist. Their lineup includes Marko Zivkovic on vocals, Nikola Radulovic on guitar, Vladimir Rajic on bass, Milan Miletic on drums, and Ivan Danilovic on saxophone.
In 2018 they released 'Muitas Garotas,' a song that stirred some debate with its lyrics about how women get treated. It became one of their better-known tracks, along with '23 Suicídio' and 'Headfone Supersonico.'
They put out a few records over the next few years: 'Ska Party' in 2019, 'Live in Budapest' in 2020, and 'Svemir' in 2021. Their shows developed a reputation for being pretty lively, with a lot of back-and-forth with the crowd.
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