Tko to tamo pjeva?

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Tko to tamo pjeva?

2024- 2025

2 Seasons

24 Episodes

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Overview

A game shows in which the contestants have to guess the good and the bad singers among anonymous people.

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5 members

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Frano Ridjan

Self - Host

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Luka Nižetić

Self - Panelist

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Alka Vuica

Self - Panelist

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Gianna Apostolski

Self - Panelist

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Goran Vinčić

Self - Panelist

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