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Ludi Bar - Season 1

The entertainment show "Ludi bar" brings a plethora of laughter, great music, challenges, and fun for all generations. Over the course of eight episodes, the hosting duo will have the biggest Croatian stars from various spheres of social life as guests. Antonija and Rene will subject them to hilarious questioning during which they will try to discover their hidden talents and interesting life facts that the public hasn't had the chance to hear about yet.

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The entertainment show "Ludi bar" brings a plethora of laughter, great music, challenges, and fun for all generations. Over the course of eight episodes, the hosting duo will have the biggest Croatian stars from various spheres of social life as guests. Antonija and Rene will subject them to hilarious questioning during which they will try to discover their hidden talents and interesting life facts that the public hasn't had the chance to hear about yet.

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