1h 30m

Summary The music show Veselo po slovensko returned to TV Veseljak Golica. This time on Saturdays, Ljubica Spurej (Zaka pa ne), Tomaz Rot (Ansambel Tomaza Rota) and the legendary Mama Manka. View more details

Music

1h 30m

Veselo po slovensko na Veseljaku

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Saso Dukic Ljubica Spurej Tomaz Rot

All cast & crew

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Genres : Music

Release date : Feb 6, 2025

Countries of origin : Slovenia

Official sites : official page

Language : Slovenian

Filming locations : Ljubljana, Slovenia

Music

Details

Genres : Music

Release date : Feb 6, 2025

Countries of origin : Slovenia

Official sites : official page

Language : Slovenian

Filming locations : Ljubljana, Slovenia

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