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Mr. Zlatar

 This is the right place to mention one name that played so important role in the course of "The Last Step." This post is about person who is not a musician. His name is Mr. Zlatar Milan. His manner is quite different from the musicians of the band. He always acts in a business like fashion. Yet, he likes music. More precisely: music and dancing. That's why he stays close to POP music, while considering the fans of R'N'R as some kind of eccentrics.

Even more than stated. Mr. Zlatar's wife Snezana attended a classic music school. As a young lady she used to play the piano with his brother who was eventually to become a professional musician. So, it was a stroke of chance that makes Mr. Milan Zlatar acting like a professional musician. Yes, it's very true, he enjoyed some pieces at New York's Metropolitan Opera, but, more than anything else, he was delighted of singing with Janika Balaz's string orchestra in the famous Petrovaradin restaurant in Novi Sad, Serbia.

 Well, at the end, what must be stated here is Mr. Zlatar did a great deal of good things to "The Last Step." Whenever were in trouble, the crew of the band addressed him for help. And their appeals were never ignored. Finally, during making records in one of Belgrade's music studios, he was in charge of making the job done.

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