Babe

Babe (Serbian Cyrillic: Бабе; translation: Grandmas) is a Serbian rock band formed in Belgrade in 1992.

Babe were formed in 1992 as a supergroup, with Bajaga i Instruktori guitarist Žika Milenković on vocals and guitar, Električni Orgazam drummer Goran "Čavke" Čavajda on drums and vocals, Riblja Čorba guitarist Zoran Ilić, and former Bezobrazno Zeleno bassist Bojan Vasić. They got together with the intention of recording a studio album of quirky and offbeat material they weren't able to push through their respective original bands. Vasić left during the recording sessions and was replaced by Dejan Škopelja (formerly of U Škripcu). Initially a one-off side project, with hits like "Noć bez sna" and "Da te vidim golu" off their 1993 release Slike iz života jednog idiota, Babe unexpectedly gained a significant mainstream popularity in FR Yugoslavia that led to the band's decision to continue on beyond that album.

However, their second album, despite the hit song "Ko me ter'o", did not see the same success. Čavajda left the band after the album release, and the band released another studio album before ending their activity in 1999. Babe reunited in 2013, in the lineup featuring Milenković, Ilić, Škopelja and drummer Goran Ljuboja "Trut".