Serbian pop
While the first singer-songwriters appear in other parts of Yugoslavia in that time in Serbia were performed romances, starogradska muzika, and folk music by the singers Edo Ljubić, Fulgencije Vucemilović, Milan Timotić, Olga Jančevecka and others.
His famous compositions include Zašto si pospan Čo, Čamac na Tisi, Hej momci mladi.
Čamac na Tisi and Hej momci mladi belong to Serbian postwar music, while it is not certain when the song Zašto si pospan Čo was created.
In the late 1950s appear new musicians such as Lola Novaković, Dušan Jakšić, Nada Knežević and very popular Đorđe Marjanović.
Dušan Jakšić is notable by his numerous hits of which the most popular being Sve moje jeseni su tužne.
Đorđe Marjanović gained fame and numerous fans by appearing on television with the song Zvižduk u osam.
In the same time was active Vokalni kvartet Predraga Ivanovića which the most famous song Pod sjajem zvezda appears in the Yugoslav movie Ljubav i moda.
A new group of singers appeared such as Dragan Stojnić, Ljubiša Bačić, Sedmorica mladih, Miki Jevremović, Ljiljana Petrović, Radmila Karaklajić, Tihomir Petrović, Krsta Petrović, Zafir Hadžimanov, Mirjana Beširević, Diego Varagić, Ivanka Pavlović, Leo Martin, Plavi Ansambl, Olga Nikolić, Slobodan Bob Đorđević, Senka Veletanlić, Vanja Stojković, Nena Ivošević, Rista Milovanović, Pera Dimitrijević, Ivana Nikolić, Daliborka Stojšić, Vera Pančić and others.
Notable to mention is also Croatian Serb singer-songwriter Arsen Dedić who remained popular to date with his chansons and great number of records.
One of the biggest stars of Yugoslav and Serbian pop in the 1970s is Bosnian Serb singer Zdravko Čolić.
Tap 011 was one of the most popular groups of the 1990s with their hits Zbog tebe, Bunda, Okreni broj 95, Plava... Kovač sisters duo, K2 worked with many producers worldwide and released five albums.
New pop singers include Bajone, Cali4nia, Zorana Pavić, Gloria, Ceca Slavković, Bojan Milanović, Saša Vasić, Tanja Banjanin, Leontina Vukomanić, Ksenija Mijatović, Romana Panić.
Lola Novaković achieved the first Yugoslav significant results at Eurovision winning 4th place in 1962 with the song Ne pali svetla u sumrak.
