Post-breakup
After the band disbandment, Branko Isaković joined Propaganda and after their breakup, he joined Idoli. Jakovljević went to Divlji Anđeli, and then to Zana, Zamba, and finally Viktorija. Leaving Viktorija, he had withdrawn from the scene. When Stamatović and Mitrić returned from the army, they had a few rehearsals as Bulevar and then joined Bajaga i Instruktori where Mitrić spent a short time and dedicated himself to studying, only to return when Cukić started his solo career.
Dejan Cukić started writing for the Rock magazine. He had recorded three albums with Bajaga i Instruktori and after their Soviet Union tour formed started a successful solo career. Beside Mitrić, Isaković was also a member of Dejan Cukić's support group, the Spori Ritam Band.
During his solo career, Cukić recorded several cover versions of Bulvear songs. On the 1991 album, Cukić recorded a cover of "Nestašni dečaci", and a live version of the track appeared on the DC & SRB @ SC live album. On the San na pola puta (A Halfway Dream) compilation, beside "Nestašni dečaci", appeared a cover of "Trenutni lek". Cukić's 1998 album Igramo na ulici (Dancing in the Street) featured the track called "Bulevari" ("Boulevards").
In 2008, under the PGP-RTS label Retrologija, a compilation Nestašni dečaci was released, featuring the remastered recordings of both studio albums and the band second single.
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