Lav (album)

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Released20 June 2023
GenrePop-folk
Length35:07
LabelSenorita Music
Lav
Studio album by
Milica Pavlović
Released20 June 2023
GenrePop-folk
Length35:07
LabelSenorita Music
Milica Pavlović chronology
Posesivna
(2022)		 Lav
(2023)		 Milijarda
(2024)
Singles from Lav
  1. "Venčanje"
    Released: 30 May 2023

Lav (Serbian Cyrillic: Лав, lit. 'Leo') is the fifth studio album by Serbian singer Milica Pavlović. It was released on 20 June 2023 independently through Senorita Music. The album was supported by its lead single "Venčanje", released on 30 May. Lav features a guest appearance by rapper and singer Coby.[1][2] Lav was released digitally along with a limited shipping of 10,000 physical copies.[3] To promote the album, Pavlović embarked on her first regional tour.

Lav track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Lav"
  • Kostić
2:44
2."Kučketina"
  • Vladimir Uzelac
  • Jorgovanović
  • Kostić
3:01
3."Jaša"
  • Phoebus
3:26
4."Ne zovite me"
  • Kostić
  • Jorgovanović
  • Kostić
3:12
5."Kraljica prokletih"
  • Chika Benzika
  • Coby
  • Priki
2:33
6."Ilegala" (featuring Coby)
  • Veljković
  • Janković
  • Kirćanski
  • Petar Lugonja
  • Coby
3:06
7."Lake note"
  • Kostić
  • Dragan Brajović
  • Kostić
3:57
8."Na Zemlji Bog"
  • Kostić
  • Rade Rakazov
  • Kostić
3:02
9."Dajem godinu"
  • Jorgovanović
  • Uzelac
  • Uzelac
2:53
10."Venčanje"
  • Miloš Roganović
  • Roganović
3:22
11."Status quo" (Desire RMX)
  • Dušan Bačić
  • Dejan Nikolić
3:45
Total length:35:07

Lav Tour

To promote album Lav, Pavlović embarked on her first regional concert tour, which consisted of seven dates spanning between December 2023 and May 2025. The first show was held at the Belgrade Arena on December 23, 2023. The tour was documented in a five-part series, titled Lav: The Showrunner, which aired on TV Prva in June 2025.[4]

Tour Dates
Date City Venue Ref
23 December 2023 Belgrade, Serbia Belgrade Arena [5]
15 June 2024 Novi Sad, Serbia SPENS Hall [6]
21 June 2024 Zagreb, Croatia Arena Zagreb [7]
15 November 2024 Laktaši, Bosnia and Herzegovina Laktaši Sports Hall [8]
14 February 2025 Skopje, North Macedonia Jane Sandanski Arena [9]
15 March 2025 Rijeka, Croatia Centar Zamet [10]
10 May 2025 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Skenderija [11]

Release history

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