Ruža Nikolić-Lakatos and Mišo Nikolić perform Dikh ta koj šej in their kitchen in 1993. The percussion is performed on a large kitchen bowl.

Musical transcription based on the booklet accompanying the CD Amare gila - Unsere Lieder / Our Songs

Dikh ta koj šej on the occasion of a performance by Ruža Nikolić-Lakatos and The Gypsy Family at the Interkulttheater in 2001. The song has changed a lot compared to earlier recordings. In addition to guitars, a drum machine and an electric bass are now also used. The oral bass is also used. The audience is encouraged to clap along.

 

Ruža Nikolić-Lakatos and The Gypsy Family released this version of Dikh ta koj šej on their CD E trin worbi under the title Koni Po Udar. What is new here is not only the musical accompaniment with a drum computer but also the spoken intro.

(GERMAN ONLY) In a field research interview, Manuela Nikolić, the daughter of Ruža Nikolić-Lakatos and Mišo Nikolić, explains the intro to Dikh ta koj šej, which was added for the CD E trin worbi.

Ruža Nikolić-Lakatos and The Gypsy Family perform Dikh ta koj šejas part of the Romani pilgrimage in Mariazell. The recording from 2001 gives a visual impression of how they communicate with their audience.