is a hit song by the legendary Balkan pop star Zdravko Čolić , first released on his 1997 album "Kad bi moja bila" . The track is celebrated for its upbeat energy and is a staple of Čolić's high-octane live performances. Musical and Cultural Context

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It blends traditional Balkan folk influences with modern pop production, a signature style that helped Čolić maintain his status as a "mega-star" across all former Yugoslav republics.

The song's title, which translates to "Come on, come on, Jasmina," and its catchy refrain made it an instant classic. It remains one of the most requested songs at weddings, parties, and concerts throughout the Balkans. Fans often look for the original 1997 audio to experience the specific nostalgic production of the late 90s era.

The album saw collaboration with renowned musicians, including Goran Bregović , who contributed to the distinct ethno-pop sound found in tracks like this one. Popularity and Legacy

The song was a highlight of the Kad bi moja bila album, which marked a significant period in Čolić's career after a hiatus in the early 1990s.