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''Živa voda'' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Жива вода"; English: "The Living Water") is an album of traditional Serbian songs by the Belgrade group Drina, which accounted for Svetlana Spajić and Minja Nikolić.〔(Drina – Živa Voda ), Discogs 〕 In the form of a CD it was published by Radio Svetigora from Cetinje, 2000. The album received very favorable reviews in professional and scientific circles, and Drina was assessed as one of the most successful Serbian traditional music groups.〔Jovanović, Jelena. („The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Music in Urban Settings“ ), in: ''Music, Power, and Politics'', ed. by Annie J. Randall, Routledge, 2004. p. 137. 〕 Even after termination of the duo, singers continued cooperation in the Singing Company of Svetlana Spajić.〔Marija Vitas. („Od zlata jabuka“ ), Radio Beograd 2, 14. dec 2012. 〕 == Track listing == # Se navali Šar planina (2:33), shepherd's song, region of Šar-planina, Old Serbia # Soko pije voda na Vardarot (2:06), Macedonia # Red se redat kočanski sejmeni (1:54), Macedonia # Gusta mi magla padnala (1:57), Kosovo # Zamuči se Božja majka (2:59), Christmas song, village Vukmanovo, South-Eastern Serbia # Problejalo mlado jagnje (3:31), shepherd's song 'per bass', village Lasovo, near Zaječar, Eastern Serbia, after singing of Bokan Stanković # Tupan mi tupa u selo (1:58), Easter (Veligdenska) song 'per bass', village Vidrovac, near Negotin, North-Eastern Serbia # Poranile dve devojke mlade (2:38), harvester's song 'per bass', village Seselac, Eastern Serbia # Bela vilo na tebe mi krivo (1:55), 'per bass', village Milatovac, Homolje, Eastern Serbia, after singing of Svetlana Stević # Oj, jabuko zeleniko (3:38), ancient wedding song, village Gračanica, Kosovo # Ozren goro, povi brdu grane (2:56), song by wedding guest voice, region Ozren mountain, Eastern Bosnia # Drinu vodu zatrovale vile (1:04), kantalica, village Culine, Serbian side Drina region # Kad se sejo udamo ja i ti (1:23), kantalica, village Donja Pilica, Bosnian side Drina region # Zaspala Joka Bogutovka (2:05), 'per voice', village Rastošnica, Bosnian side Drina region # Što Morava mutna teče (1:18), kantalica, village Donja Badanja, Jadar, Serbian side Drina region # Stojna moma brazdu kopa (2:01), diggers' song, village Gračanica, Kosovo # Krajiška kontra (3:31), singing in kolo (circle), Potkozarje, Bosanska Krajina # Nema raja bez rodnoga kraja (2:09), 'per bass', Kninska Krajina # Gde si bilo jare moje (3:40), shepherd's song, Vranje, South-Eastern Serbia, after singing of Maja Ivanović # Drino vodo, žubora ti tvoga (1:34), traditional, Drina, krajiško ojkanje, Kninska Krajina 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Živa voda (album)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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