Post-breakup
Mira Mijatović died of a drug overdose.
Gerzić worked as a designer and graphic artist and collaborated with Yugoslav New Wave bands like Haustor, Električni orgazam, Idoli, D' Boys and Ekatarina Velika. In 1986, he finished the Applied Arts studies in Belgrade and held numerous exhibitions in SFR Yugoslavia and abroad. He worked in Paris, New York, Toronto, and, in 1997, he returned to Belgrade where he died the following year.
Bojan Pečar joined Katarina II, which, after the release of their self titled album, was renamed to Ekatarina Velika, with whom he released four more studio and one live album. In early 1990 he left the band and moved to London and played in the band called Mission. He also wrote poetry and was a painter. On October 16, 1998, Pečar died of a heart attack in London.
The only surviving member of the band is Petrović. He joined D' Boys as guitarist and bass guitarist, until 1986, when he joined Piloti. In 1990 he joined Ekatarina Velika and released the song "Zvezde" on the compilation S' one strane duge. He also started playing accordion and worked on several movie soundtracks and solo projects, and, in 2003, he formed the Miško Plavi Band with musicians from Serbia, India, United Kingdom and Israel. He also participated in the Kao da je bilo nekad... Posvećeno Milanu Mladenoviću tribute to Milan Mladenović and, with Miško Plavi Band, released two studio albums and a live album. He is the member of the Société des auteurs, compositeurs et éditeurs de musique and Association of Composers of Serbia and the owner of two golden and one platinum record.
In 2005, "Ti" was reissued on a PGP-RTS compilation Specijal 2: Dan zaljubljenih
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