Vreteno

Vreteno
Rintam

Studio album by Željko Joksimović

Released

2001

Recorded

2000-2001

Željko Joksimović

Željko Joksimović chronology

Amajlija
(1999)

Vreteno
(2001)

111
(2002)

Singles from Vreteno

"Vreteno"
Released: 2000
"Rintam"
Released: 2001
"Zaboravljaš"
Released: 2001
"Šta Će Meni Više Od Toga"
Released: 2001

Vreteno^[1] (Serbian: Вретено) or Rintam (Serbian: Ринтам) is the second studio album by Serbian singer-songwriter Željko Joksimović. It was released in 2001 by City Records in Serbia and Montenegro and most countries from Yugoslavia.

Track listing

Vreteno
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Rintam (Ринтам)"	Željko Joksimović	3:16
2.	"Nema Tebi Doveka (Нема теби довека)"	Željko Joksimović	2:48
3.	"Gadura (Гадура)"	Željko Joksimović	3:24
4.	"Dukati (Дукати)"	Željko Joksimović	3:22
5.	"Petak na Subotu (Петак на суботу)"	Željko Joksimović	3:22
6.	"Kosa Nečešljana (Коса нечешљана)"	Željko Joksimović	3:03
7.	"Balada (Балада)"	Željko Joksimović	3:25
8.	"Vreteno (Вретено)"	Željko Joksimović	2:56
9.	"Šta Će Meni Više Od Toga (Шта ће мени више од тога)"	Željko Joksimović	4:19

Release history

Country	Date	Language
Bosnia and Herzegovina	2001	Serbian
Croatia
Macedonia
Serbia and Montenegro

References

↑ "Željko Joksimović". Zeljkojoksimovic.com. 7 March 2012. Retrieved 13 March 2012.

Željko Joksimović

Studio albums	Amajlija (1999) Vreteno (2001) 111 (2002) IV (2005) Ljubavi (2009)

Compilation albums	The Best Of (2003) Platinum Collection (2007)

Live albums	Koncert Beogradska Arena (2008)

Singles	"Vreteno" "Šta Će Meni Više Od Toga" (feat Haris Dzinović) "Zaboravljaš" "Varnice" "Drska Ženo Plava" Ledja O Ledja Lane Moje "Ima Nešto U Tom Što Me Nećes" "Michelle" "Crnokosa" "Devojka" "Nije Do Mene" "Ljubavi" "Žena Za Sva Vremena" "Nije ljubav stvar" "Ludak kao ja"

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