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| years_active = 1998 &ndash; 2000<br />2002 &ndash; present
| label = [[PGP-RTS]], Beopolis, Lampshade Media
| label = [[PGP-RTS]], Beopolis, Lampshade Media
| associated_acts = [[Del Arno Band]], [[E-Play]], [[Eyesburn]], [[Jarboli]], [[Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša]], [[Kazna Za Uši]], [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]], [[Partibrejkers]], [[Presing]], [[Veliki Prezir]]
| associated_acts = [[Del Arno Band]], [[E-Play]], [[Eyesburn]], [[Jarboli]], [[Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša]], [[Kazna Za Uši]], [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]], [[Partibrejkers]], [[Presing]], [[Veliki Prezir]]
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In 2002 the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega.<ref name="janjatović272"/> The name was chosen after a character portrayed by Borovčanin in a play performed by Pozorište Šešira.<ref name="urbanbug">[http://www.urbanbug.net/magazin/vest/lira-vega-koncertna-promocija-novog-albuma-sreca-i-ljubav-19.xii-u-23h-akademija "LIRA VEGA - Koncertna promocija novog albuma "Sreća i ljubav" 19.XII u 23h, Akademija", Urbangug.net]</ref> During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the [[Studentski kulturni centar (Belgrade)|Belgrade Student's Cultural Centre Radio]] (SKC radio), along with the bands [[Jarboli]], Bushcraft, [[Obojeni Program]] and [[Let 3]].<ref name="janjatović273">{{cite book|last=Janjatović|first=Petar|title= EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006|year=2007|publisher=self-released|location=Belgrade|page=273}}</ref> Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the first place of the SKC radio top list for several weeks.<ref name="janjatović273"/> The band also performed at the Future Shock stage at the 2003 [[EXIT (festival)|Exit festival]], the first [[Rijeka]] Open Fest, Otokultivator festival at the isle of [[Vis (island)|Vis]] and the [[Ljubljana]] Trnfest.<ref name="janjatović273"/>
In 2002 the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega.<ref name="janjatović272"/> The name was chosen after a character portrayed by Borovčanin in a play performed by Pozorište Šešira.<ref name="urbanbug">[http://www.urbanbug.net/magazin/vest/lira-vega-koncertna-promocija-novog-albuma-sreca-i-ljubav-19.xii-u-23h-akademija "LIRA VEGA - Koncertna promocija novog albuma "Sreća i ljubav" 19.XII u 23h, Akademija", Urbangug.net]</ref> During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the [[Studentski kulturni centar (Belgrade)|Belgrade Student's Cultural Centre Radio]] (SKC radio), along with the bands [[Jarboli]], Bushcraft, [[Obojeni Program]] and [[Let 3]].<ref name="janjatović273">{{cite book|last=Janjatović|first=Petar|title= EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006|year=2007|publisher=self-released|location=Belgrade|page=273}}</ref> Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the first place of the SKC radio top list for several weeks.<ref name="janjatović273"/> The band also performed at the Future Shock stage at the 2003 [[EXIT (festival)|Exit festival]], the first [[Rijeka]] Open Fest, Otokultivator festival at the isle of [[Vis (island)|Vis]] and the [[Ljubljana]] Trnfest.<ref name="janjatović273"/>


During the summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released trough [[PGP-RTS]].<ref name="janjatović273"/> The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language.<ref name="janjatović273"/> Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]] album ''Sunca'' (''The Suns''), released in 2002, and the [[Let 3]] album ''Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka'' (''The Bombing of Serbia and [[Čačak]]''), released in 2005.<ref name="janjatović273"/> Let 3 and Borovčanin won the Davorin musical award for the Best International Cooperation, for the song "Zurle treštat" ("[[Zurna|Zurlas]] Are Blaring") from ''Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka''.<ref name="urbanbug"/> In June 2006 Lira Vega performed as the opening act for [[Nouvelle Vague (band)|Nouvelle Vague]] on their concert in [[Belgrade Youth Center]].<ref name="janjatović273"/> In October 2008 drummer Utvar left the band, thus the band remained a trio with bassist Aćimović switching to drums.<ref>[http://www.discogs.com/artist/Lira+Vega Lira Vega at Discogs]</ref>
During the summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released through [[PGP-RTS]].<ref name="janjatović273"/> The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language.<ref name="janjatović273"/> Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the [[Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar]] album ''Sunca'' (''The Suns''), released in 2002, and the [[Let 3]] album ''Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka'' (''The Bombing of Serbia and [[Čačak]]''), released in 2005.<ref name="janjatović273"/> Let 3 and Borovčanin won the Davorin musical award for the Best International Cooperation, for the song "Zurle treštat" ("[[Zurna|Zurlas]] Are Blaring") from ''Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka''.<ref name="urbanbug"/> In June 2006 Lira Vega performed as the opening act for [[Nouvelle Vague (band)|Nouvelle Vague]] on their concert in [[Belgrade Youth Center]].<ref name="janjatović273"/> In October 2008 drummer Utvar left the band, thus the band remained a trio with bassist Aćimović switching to drums.<ref>[http://www.discogs.com/artist/Lira+Vega Lira Vega at Discogs]</ref>


In 2009 the band released their second studio album, ''Sreća i ljubav'' (''Happiness and Love''). The album was released by the band themselves in cooperation with the Beopolis bookshop.<ref name="urbanbug"/> With the album the band moved towards more [[punk rock]]-oriented sound.<ref name="urbanbug"/>
In 2009 the band released their second studio album, ''Sreća i ljubav'' (''Happiness and Love''). The album was released by the band themselves in cooperation with the Beopolis bookshop.<ref name="urbanbug"/> With the album the band moved towards more [[punk rock]]-oriented sound.<ref name="urbanbug"/>
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In May 2015, the band, now consisting of Đorđević and Borovčanin only, released their third studio album, ''Duhovi'' (''Ghosts''), through Lampshade Media.<ref name="balkanrock1">[http://balkanrock.com/lira-vega-objavili-novi-album-duhovi/ "Lira Vega objavili novi album “Duhovi”", Balkanrock.com]</ref> The album was announced by the singles "Novo Mesiko" ("[[New Mexico]]"), released in April 2014,<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.timemachinemusic.org/2014/04/lira-vega-singlom-najavili-album/ |title="Lira Vega singlom najavili album", timemachinemusic.org |access-date=2014-04-16 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150526154047/http://www.timemachinemusic.org/2014/04/lira-vega-singlom-najavili-album/ |archive-date=2015-05-26 |url-status=dead }}</ref> and "Ja te znam" ("I Know You"), released in April 2015.<ref>[http://balkanrock.com/lira-vega-ima-novi-spot/ "Lira Vega ima novi spot", balkanrock.com]</ref> The album was produced by Đorđević and Boris Mladenović, and featured Dejan Vučetić of [[Darkwood Dub]] (on the song "Novo Meksiko") and Robert Telčer of [[Veliki Prezir]] (on the song "Ničiji mesec", trans. "No One's Moon") as guests.<ref name="balkanrock1"/> On January 16, 2016, in Cultural Center Grad in [[Novi Sad]], the band held a concert which featured numerous guest appearances by friends of the band: Darko Džambasov, Janja Lončar, Vladislava Đorđević, Ah Ahilej, Boško Mijušković (of Straight Mickey and the Boyz and Škrtice), Romana Slačala (of Artan Lili), Bojan Slačala (of Artan Lili and Stuttgart Online), Dragan Knežević (of Artan Lili), Vlada Pejković (of Crvi), Sana Garić (of [[Xanax (band)|Xanax]] and [[Beograd (band)|Beograd]]), Dejan Stanisavljević (of Xanax and Beograd), Una Gašić (of Bitipatibi), Ivan Skopulovič (of Bitipatibi and Crvi), Dejan Vučetić (of [[Darkwood Dub]]), Miki Ristić (of Darkwood Dub), Marinka Đorđević (of [[Disciplin A Kitschme]]), Ilija Ludvig and Boris Mladenović (of [[Jarboli]], [[Veliki Prezir]] and Škrtice).<ref>[http://www.danas.rs/danasrs/scena/lira_vega_sa_gostima_u_gradu_.561.html?news_id=314366 "Lira Vega sa gostima u Gradu", Danas.rs]</ref> A documentary film, entitled ''Duhovi prošlosti'' (''Ghosts of the Past''), was shot during the event.<ref>[https://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-video-singlom-duhovi-najavljuju-beogradski-koncert/ "Lira Vega video singlom ‘Duhovi’ najavljuju beogradski koncert", Rockomotiva.com]</ref> In November 2016 the band released the video for the song "Vudu" ("Voodoo") from ''Duhovi'', directed by painter Milica Simonović.<ref>[https://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-gledaj-vudu/ "Lira Vega: Gledaj ‘Vudu’", Rockomotiva.com]</ref> In February 2017 the band released the video for the song "Nema nade" ("There Is No Hope") from the album, featuring footage made by dramatists Maja Pelević and Olga Dimitrijević during their visit to [[North Korea]].<ref>[http://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-nema-nade-snimljen-u-severnoj-koreji/ "Lira Vega: ‘Nema Nade’ snimljen u Severnoj Koreji", Rockomotiva.com]</ref>
In May 2015, the band, now consisting of Đorđević and Borovčanin only, released their third studio album, ''Duhovi'' (''Ghosts''), through Lampshade Media.<ref name="balkanrock1">[http://balkanrock.com/lira-vega-objavili-novi-album-duhovi/ "Lira Vega objavili novi album “Duhovi”", Balkanrock.com]</ref> The album was announced by the singles "Novo Mesiko" ("[[New Mexico]]"), released in April 2014,<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.timemachinemusic.org/2014/04/lira-vega-singlom-najavili-album/ |title="Lira Vega singlom najavili album", timemachinemusic.org |access-date=2014-04-16 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150526154047/http://www.timemachinemusic.org/2014/04/lira-vega-singlom-najavili-album/ |archive-date=2015-05-26 |url-status=dead }}</ref> and "Ja te znam" ("I Know You"), released in April 2015.<ref>[http://balkanrock.com/lira-vega-ima-novi-spot/ "Lira Vega ima novi spot", balkanrock.com]</ref> The album was produced by Đorđević and Boris Mladenović, and featured Dejan Vučetić of [[Darkwood Dub]] (on the song "Novo Meksiko") and Robert Telčer of [[Veliki Prezir]] (on the song "Ničiji mesec", trans. "No One's Moon") as guests.<ref name="balkanrock1"/> On January 16, 2016, in Cultural Center Grad in [[Novi Sad]], the band held a concert which featured numerous guest appearances by friends of the band: Darko Džambasov, Janja Lončar, Vladislava Đorđević, Ah Ahilej, Boško Mijušković (of Straight Mickey and the Boyz and Škrtice), Romana Slačala (of Artan Lili), Bojan Slačala (of Artan Lili and Stuttgart Online), Dragan Knežević (of Artan Lili), Vlada Pejković (of Crvi), Sana Garić (of [[Xanax (band)|Xanax]] and [[Beograd (band)|Beograd]]), Dejan Stanisavljević (of Xanax and Beograd), Una Gašić (of Bitipatibi), Ivan Skopulovič (of Bitipatibi and Crvi), Dejan Vučetić (of [[Darkwood Dub]]), Miki Ristić (of Darkwood Dub), Marinka Đorđević (of [[Disciplin A Kitschme]]), Ilija Ludvig and Boris Mladenović (of [[Jarboli]], [[Veliki Prezir]] and Škrtice).<ref>[http://www.danas.rs/danasrs/scena/lira_vega_sa_gostima_u_gradu_.561.html?news_id=314366 "Lira Vega sa gostima u Gradu", Danas.rs]</ref> A documentary film, entitled ''Duhovi prošlosti'' (''Ghosts of the Past''), was shot during the event.<ref>[https://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-video-singlom-duhovi-najavljuju-beogradski-koncert/ "Lira Vega video singlom ‘Duhovi’ najavljuju beogradski koncert", Rockomotiva.com]</ref> In November 2016 the band released the video for the song "Vudu" ("Voodoo") from ''Duhovi'', directed by painter Milica Simonović.<ref>[https://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-gledaj-vudu/ "Lira Vega: Gledaj ‘Vudu’", Rockomotiva.com]</ref> In February 2017 the band released the video for the song "Nema nade" ("There Is No Hope") from the album, featuring footage made by dramatists Maja Pelević and Olga Dimitrijević during their visit to [[North Korea]].<ref>[http://www.rockomotiva.com/fresh/vesti/lira-vega-nema-nade-snimljen-u-severnoj-koreji/ "Lira Vega: ‘Nema Nade’ snimljen u Severnoj Koreji", Rockomotiva.com]</ref>


In November 2022 the band released the single "Velika žena" ("Big Woman"), announcing their fourth studio album, entitled ''Posledice rada I'' (''Consequences of Work I'').<ref name="velika zena">[https://balkanrock.com/vesti/vesti-iz-regiona/velika-zena-za-povratak-grupe-lira-vega-posle-sedam-godina/ "'Velika žena' za povratak grupe Lira Vega posle sedam godina", Balkanrock.com]</ref> The single features guest appearance by Radeta Vulić (of [[Popečitelji]] and Svemirci) on [[cymbals]].<ref name="velika zena"/>
At the end of November 2022, the band released their fourth studio album ''Posledice rada I'' (''Consequences of Work I'').<ref name="posledicerada">[https://balkanrock.com/vesti/novi-albumi/lira-vega-predstavlja-povratnicki-album-posledice-rada-i/ "Lira Vega predstavlja povratnički album „Posledice rada I“", Balkanrock.com]</ref> The album was announced by the single "Velika žena" ("Big Woman"), featuring guest appearance by Radeta Vulić (of [[Popečitelji]] and Svemirci) on [[cymbals]].<ref name="velikazena">[https://balkanrock.com/vesti/vesti-iz-regiona/velika-zena-za-povratak-grupe-lira-vega-posle-sedam-godina/ "'Velika žena' za povratak grupe Lira Vega posle sedam godina", Balkanrock.com]</ref> The album brought more [[Synthesizer|synth]]-oriented sound than the band's previous releases.<ref name="posledicerada"/> Releasing the album, the band announced the album ''Posledice rada II'', expected to be released during 2023.<ref name="posledicerada"/>


== Discography ==
== Discography ==
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* ''Sreća i ljubav'' (2009)
* ''Sreća i ljubav'' (2009)
* ''Duhovi'' (2015)
* ''Duhovi'' (2015)
* ''Posledice rada I'' (2022)


== References ==
== References ==
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* [http://www.last.fm/music/Lira+Vega Lira Vega] at [[Last.fm]]
* [http://www.last.fm/music/Lira+Vega Lira Vega] at [[Last.fm]]


[[Category:Serbian rock music groups]]
[[Category:Serbian alternative rock groups]]
[[Category:Serbian alternative rock groups]]
[[Category:Serbian post-rock groups]]
[[Category:Serbian post-rock groups]]

Latest revision as of 01:35, 29 March 2024

Lira Vega
Also known asPozorište Šešira
OriginBelgrade, Serbia
Genres
Years active
  • 1998–2000
  • 2002–present
LabelsPGP-RTS, Beopolis, Lampshade Media
MembersVladimir Đorđević
Zoja Borovčanin
Past membersBoris Mladenović
Dejan Utvar
Dragan Novković
Nemanja Aćimović

Lira Vega (Serbian Cyrillic: Лира Вега; transl. Lyra Vega) is a Serbian alternative rock band formed in Belgrade in 1998.

Originally formed as a part of the theatrical troupe Pozorište Šešira (The Hat Theatre), the band initially performed under the Pozorište Šešira moniker. After touring with the troupe in 2000, the band ended their activity. The group reformed in 2002 under the name Lira Vega, gaining prominence on the Serbian and regional rock scene. Currently the band consists of forming members Zoja Borovčanin (vocals) and Vladimir Ðorđević (guitar).

History

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Pozorište Šešira (1998–2000)

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The band was formed in 1998 as a part of the Theatrical troupe Pozorište Šešira (The Hat Theatre) by Zoja Borovčanin (vocals), Vladimir Ðorđević (guitar), Nemanja Aćimović (bass guitar) and Dejan Utrvar (drums), in order to compose the music for the play Zima ili snovi ili putovanje u svim pravcima (Winter or Dreams or Travelling in All Directions).[1] Under the Pozorište Šešira moniker, the band had their first live appearance in March 1998 at the Belgrade club Underground, at the promotion of a hat fashion line by designer Ljudmila Stratimirović.[1]

The song "Alfa Akvari" (transliteration for "Alpha Aquarii"), which promoted Zima ili snovi ili putovanje u svim pravcima, appeared on the first place of the Radio B92 domestic singles list for several weeks.[1] Following the success of the single, the band started performing frequently at Belgrade clubs and in March 1999 the band performed as an opening act for Obojeni Program.[1] In December of the same year, with the Pozorište Šešira theatre troupe, they had a tour across Slovenia as a part of the Metelkova cultural centre anniversary.[1] After the tour, the band ended their activity.[1]

Lira Vega (2002–present)

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In 2002 the band was reformed and renamed to Lira Vega.[1] The name was chosen after a character portrayed by Borovčanin in a play performed by Pozorište Šešira.[2] During the same year, they performed at the REFRACT festival (Regional Festival of Alternative Culture in Belgrade), held on the birthday of the Belgrade Student's Cultural Centre Radio (SKC radio), along with the bands Jarboli, Bushcraft, Obojeni Program and Let 3.[3] Their song "Kometa" ("The Comet") had been on the first place of the SKC radio top list for several weeks.[3] The band also performed at the Future Shock stage at the 2003 Exit festival, the first Rijeka Open Fest, Otokultivator festival at the isle of Vis and the Ljubljana Trnfest.[3]

During the summer of 2002, the band recorded the material for their debut album, but it was not until April 2004 that their eponymous album was released through PGP-RTS.[3] The album presented the band as a unique alternative act featuring the song lyrics sung by the vocalist Zoja Borovcanin in an invented language.[3] Borovčanin had also made guest appearances at the Neočekivana Sila Koja Se Iznenada Pojavljuje i Rešava Stvar album Sunca (The Suns), released in 2002, and the Let 3 album Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka (The Bombing of Serbia and Čačak), released in 2005.[3] Let 3 and Borovčanin won the Davorin musical award for the Best International Cooperation, for the song "Zurle treštat" ("Zurlas Are Blaring") from Bombardiranje Srbije i Čačka.[2] In June 2006 Lira Vega performed as the opening act for Nouvelle Vague on their concert in Belgrade Youth Center.[3] In October 2008 drummer Utvar left the band, thus the band remained a trio with bassist Aćimović switching to drums.[4]

In 2009 the band released their second studio album, Sreća i ljubav (Happiness and Love). The album was released by the band themselves in cooperation with the Beopolis bookshop.[2] With the album the band moved towards more punk rock-oriented sound.[2]

In May 2015, the band, now consisting of Đorđević and Borovčanin only, released their third studio album, Duhovi (Ghosts), through Lampshade Media.[5] The album was announced by the singles "Novo Mesiko" ("New Mexico"), released in April 2014,[6] and "Ja te znam" ("I Know You"), released in April 2015.[7] The album was produced by Đorđević and Boris Mladenović, and featured Dejan Vučetić of Darkwood Dub (on the song "Novo Meksiko") and Robert Telčer of Veliki Prezir (on the song "Ničiji mesec", trans. "No One's Moon") as guests.[5] On January 16, 2016, in Cultural Center Grad in Novi Sad, the band held a concert which featured numerous guest appearances by friends of the band: Darko Džambasov, Janja Lončar, Vladislava Đorđević, Ah Ahilej, Boško Mijušković (of Straight Mickey and the Boyz and Škrtice), Romana Slačala (of Artan Lili), Bojan Slačala (of Artan Lili and Stuttgart Online), Dragan Knežević (of Artan Lili), Vlada Pejković (of Crvi), Sana Garić (of Xanax and Beograd), Dejan Stanisavljević (of Xanax and Beograd), Una Gašić (of Bitipatibi), Ivan Skopulovič (of Bitipatibi and Crvi), Dejan Vučetić (of Darkwood Dub), Miki Ristić (of Darkwood Dub), Marinka Đorđević (of Disciplin A Kitschme), Ilija Ludvig and Boris Mladenović (of Jarboli, Veliki Prezir and Škrtice).[8] A documentary film, entitled Duhovi prošlosti (Ghosts of the Past), was shot during the event.[9] In November 2016 the band released the video for the song "Vudu" ("Voodoo") from Duhovi, directed by painter Milica Simonović.[10] In February 2017 the band released the video for the song "Nema nade" ("There Is No Hope") from the album, featuring footage made by dramatists Maja Pelević and Olga Dimitrijević during their visit to North Korea.[11]

At the end of November 2022, the band released their fourth studio album Posledice rada I (Consequences of Work I).[12] The album was announced by the single "Velika žena" ("Big Woman"), featuring guest appearance by Radeta Vulić (of Popečitelji and Svemirci) on cymbals.[13] The album brought more synth-oriented sound than the band's previous releases.[12] Releasing the album, the band announced the album Posledice rada II, expected to be released during 2023.[12]

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • Lira Vega (2004)
  • Sreća i ljubav (2009)
  • Duhovi (2015)
  • Posledice rada I (2022)

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g Janjatović, Petar (2007). EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006. Belgrade: self-released. p. 272.
  2. ^ a b c d "LIRA VEGA - Koncertna promocija novog albuma "Sreća i ljubav" 19.XII u 23h, Akademija", Urbangug.net
  3. ^ a b c d e f g Janjatović, Petar (2007). EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006. Belgrade: self-released. p. 273.
  4. ^ Lira Vega at Discogs
  5. ^ a b "Lira Vega objavili novi album “Duhovi”", Balkanrock.com
  6. ^ ""Lira Vega singlom najavili album", timemachinemusic.org". Archived from the original on 2015-05-26. Retrieved 2014-04-16.
  7. ^ "Lira Vega ima novi spot", balkanrock.com
  8. ^ "Lira Vega sa gostima u Gradu", Danas.rs
  9. ^ "Lira Vega video singlom ‘Duhovi’ najavljuju beogradski koncert", Rockomotiva.com
  10. ^ "Lira Vega: Gledaj ‘Vudu’", Rockomotiva.com
  11. ^ "Lira Vega: ‘Nema Nade’ snimljen u Severnoj Koreji", Rockomotiva.com
  12. ^ a b c "Lira Vega predstavlja povratnički album „Posledice rada I“", Balkanrock.com
  13. ^ "'Velika žena' za povratak grupe Lira Vega posle sedam godina", Balkanrock.com
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