The song features poetic, melancholic lyrics that compare a lover's kisses to a "wistful spring" and "fertile years," blending romantic nostalgia with a polished production style typical of the late Yugoslav rock era.
In 1990, the band's resurgence was so strong that they were chosen as the opening act for David Bowie’s "Sound + Vision" tour at Zagreb’s Maksimir Stadium. Tracklist (Typical EP/Promo Appearance) While various pressings exist, the primary focus was on: Svi tvoji poljupci BOA - Svi tvoji poljupci (1990) EP www.jugorock...
"Svi tvoji poljupci" (All Your Kisses) is widely considered one of Boa's most enduring hits. The song features poetic, melancholic lyrics that compare
By 1990, Boa had evolved from the moody, experimental art rock of their 1982 debut into a more refined, melodic Pop-Rock and New Wave sound that retained their signature sophisticated arrangements. Musical Significance By 1990, Boa had evolved from the moody,
(1990) is a pivotal release from the Zagreb-based art rock and new wave band Boa . Often recognized as a promotional EP or a standout single from their fourth studio album, Prvi val (The First Wave), it marked the band's successful return to the music scene after a mid-80s hiatus. Album Context & Production
The original release was a 7" vinyl EP playing at 33 ⅓ RPM.
The track was written by the band’s core creative duo, Mladen Puljiz (vocals/keyboards) and Slavko Remenarić (guitar/lyrics).
