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Discography

EP

* Anđelina, zumba, zumba / Poziv na tvist / Selena tvist / Kroz planine na put (1964) * Crne oči / Kolja / Smeši se mesec / Ja ću te pričekati (1964) * Nada / Ja nisam više dete / Mi u kampu / Ti, ljubavi, ti (1964) * Niko mi ne može suditi / Ti si baš taj / To naše mesto / U naše vreme (1966) * Pata pata (1968)

Albums

* Radmila Karaklajić (1978) * Ciganske pesme (1981) * Радмила Караклаич (1983)

Singles

* Ljubavi / Taka taka (1973)

References

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Karaklajic, Radmila 1939 births Living people Singers from Belgrade 20th-century Serbian women singers Yugoslav women singers Serbian pop singers