List of Yugoslav Patriotic Songs
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Yugoslav Patriotic Songs where mainly produced in the time when Yugoslavia existed as a country (1918-1991), but mainly in the time of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1945-1991), as the people of all ethnicities living in the country could better identify themselves with the SFRY than with its precedor, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. It should be noted that there is minimum one such song that has been produced after the breakup of Yugoslavia (1991).
- Cijela Juga jedna avlija (English: Whole Yuga (meaning Yugoslavia) one yard) (by Merlin (group))
- Igra rokenrol cela Jugoslavija (English: Whole Yugoslavia is dancing Rock 'n' Roll) (by Električni Orgazam)
- Fa, fa, fašista nemoj biti ti (English: Do not be a fascist) (by Plavi Orkestar)
- Jugosloveni (English: Yugoslavs) (by Jugosloveni)
- Jugoslavijo (English: Oh, Yugoslavia) (by Boban Rajović)
- Jugoslovenka (English: Yugoslavian [Girl] ) (by Lepa Brena)
- Pljuni i zapjevaj moja Jugoslavijo (English: Spit and then sing my Yugoslavia) (by Bijelo Dugme)
- Stambol, Pešta, Bečlija" (English: Istanbuler, Budapester, Vienner) (by Plavi Orkestar)
- Živela Jugoslavija (English: Long live Yugoslavia) (by Lepa Brena)
- Živjela Jugoslavija (English: Long live Yugoslavia) (by Paraf)
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