Eduard Xil - Esli by parni vseï zemli (USSR, 1982)

I have to say that I actually heard this song for the first time in a cassette tape of a Russian language course. But I actually liked it, it is very idealistic and talks about Communist topics: if young people from all over the world were united, the world would be a better place, it's what he says.

Bijelo Dugme - Čudesno jutro u krevetu gđe Petrović (Yugoslavia, 1980)

Yugoslavia, according to a music magazine, had the best rock scene after the US and the UK. Maybe it is true, since this former country left a big music legacy that is remembered by many people. Bijelo Dugme are one example. This song speaks about the frustration of Ms Petrovic, whose husband has been dreaming of German young women and ignores her...

Panos Kiamos - Skotoneis (Greece, 2013)

Very powerful Greek song to dance... unarguably Greek and Mediterranean. The chorus says "You kill, you kill; You break hearts; Your magic eyes have many carats; You kill, you kill; you dance and you melt me; I want something from you: the marks of your kisses".