Croatia Records




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Croatia Records
Logo
Stato
Croazia Croazia
Fondazione 1991
Sede principale Zagabria
Settore Musicale
Prodotti

  • dischi in vinile

  • CD

  • DVD
Sito web
www.crorec.hr/

Modifica dati su Wikidata · Manuale

La Croatia Records è la più importante etichetta discografica della Croazia.



Storia |


L'etichetta è nata ufficialmente nel 1947 come parte della Jugoton.


Nel 1991 è stata ufficialmente rinominata come Croatia Records, registrata presso il tribunale nel 1996.


Attualmente è una società per azioni gestita da Želimir Babogredac nelle vesti di amministratore delegato.



Artisti |


Lista parziale:




  • Bijelo Dugme

  • Dražen Zečić

  • Arsen Dedić

  • Mišo Kovač

  • Josipa Lisac

  • Goran Bare

  • Maksim Mrvica

  • Crvena jabuka

  • Jelena Rozga

  • Novi fosili

  • Rade Šerbedžija

  • Jacques Houdek

  • Parni valjak

  • Leteći odred

  • Mladen Grdović

  • Dino Dvornik

  • Dino Merlin

  • Radojka Šverko

  • Mate Bulić

  • Disciplin a Kitschme

  • Srebrna krila

  • Divlje jagode

  • Tonči Huljić




Collegamenti esterni |






  • Sito ufficiale, su crorec.hr. Modifica su Wikidata


  • (EN) Croatia Records, su MusicBrainz, MetaBrainz Foundation. Modifica su Wikidata






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