Slavko Perović - Pesma Karabina

Review by rizki hardian

Pesma Karabina by Slavko Perović: A Folk Fiesta with a Latin Twist Alright, let’s talk about Pesma Karabina, the 1966 gem from Slavko Perović. If you’re into folk tunes with a sprinkle of mariachi flair, this Yugoslavian album might just knock your socks off. Released on Jugoton and backed by Studijski Ansambl (a killer orchestra), it blends traditional vibes with something fresh—like when your grandma makes burek but adds a secret spice no one saw coming. First up, “Ja Sam Pravi Meksikanac” is unforgettable for obvious reasons. I mean, how often do you hear someone belt out lyrics claiming they’re a "real Mexican"? The brass section feels like it’s straight out of a spaghetti western soundtrack, all punchy trumpets and swagger. It reminds me of those old cowboy movies where everyone starts dancing in the saloon after a dramatic showdown. Oh, and fun fact—it’s also tied to some motion picture called Carabina 30-30. You can practically see tumbleweeds rolling as Slavko sings his heart out. Then there’s the title track, “Pesma Karabina.” This one sticks because it’s got that moody, cinematic vibe. Imagine sitting under a starry sky somewhere in rural Yugoslavia, sipping rakija while pondering life choices. The melody builds slowly, almost hypnotic, pulling you deeper into its world. And hey, if you’ve ever wondered what a Balkan-Mexican hybrid sounds like, here’s your answer. It’s raw, emotional, and oddly relatable—even if you don’t speak the language. The production has that vintage charm too. Lacquer cut by MK? Yeah, whoever this person is, they nailed it. Everything feels warm and analog, like listening through time itself. Plus, kudos to S. Perović for penning lyrics that hit harder than expected. These aren’t just songs—they’re little stories packed with soul. What strikes me most about Pesma Karabina is how unapologetically unique it is. Back in ’66, mixing folk, Latin, and film music wasn’t exactly mainstream. Yet here we are decades later, still talking about it. Maybe that’s why it resonates so much—it doesn’t try too hard to fit in. Kinda like showing up at a party wearing both a sombrero and a shepherd’s hat. Bold move, right? So yeah, if you’re hunting for an album that’s equal parts nostalgia trip and musical adventure, give this one a spin. Just be warned—you’ll probably end up humming “Ja Sam Pravi Meksikanac” for days. Also, random thought: does anyone else think Slavko would’ve killed it at karaoke nights? Asking for a friend.

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Artist: Slavko Perović
Album: Pesma Karabina

Yugoslavia

1966

Rating: 3.8

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Ja Sam Pravi Meksikanac
Ja Sam Pravi Meksikanac (From The Motion Picture "Carabina 30-30")
Pesma Karabina
Prolaze Dani, Prolazi Mladost
Najlepše Su Devojke Iz Kraja Mog
Pesma Karabina (From The Motion Picture "Carabina 30-30")

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Slavko Perovic - Ja sam pravi meksikanac

NAJLEPŠE SU DEVOJKW IZ KRAJA MOG

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Catalog Numbers

EPY-3496

Labels

Jugoton

Listen online

lytte på nettet
ouvir online
online anhören
online luisteren
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne

Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
EP
Repress

Companies

Role	Company
Printed By	Željeznička Tiskara, Zagreb

Credits

Role	Credit
Lacquer Cut By	MK
Lyrics By	S. Perović
Orchestra	Studijski Ansambl
Vocals	Slavko Perović

Notes

A1 & B1 from the Motion Picture "Carabina 30-30".
another version, similar to Slavko Perović - Pesma Karabina but without "Made in Yugoslavija" on the labels and with different runouts

Barcodes

Rights Society: BIEM
Matrix / Runout (Side 1): EPY 3496 A 201265 MK
Matrix / Runout (Side 2): EPY 3496 B 31166 MK
Other (Rights Society): BIEM
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): EPY 3496 A 201265 MK
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): EPY 3496 B 161265 ZP
Matrix / Runout (Side 1): EPY 3496 A/2 41165 MK
Matrix / Runout (Side 2): EPY3496 B 171165 MK

About Slavko Perović

Serbian pop singer and songwriter, born on 1934.

Real Name

Slavomir Perović

Name Vars

Perović
S. Perović
S. Petrović
S.Perović
Slavomir Perović
Sllavko Peroviq
С. Петрович
Славко Перовић

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The 1966 Yugoslav album *Pesma Karabina* by Slavko Perović is a unique mix of folk, mariachi, and Latin sounds. It even features songs tied to the movie *Carabina 30-30*. The album was released on Jugoton, a major label at the time. What’s wild is how it blends traditional Balkan styles with a Mexican vibe, thanks in part to the Studijski Ansambl orchestra. Tracks like *Ja Sam Pravi Meksikanac* really showcase this fusion. Not something you hear every day!