Naselje Dubrava nastaje na prostoru njegova današnjeg šireg središnjeg dijela (sjeverno i južno od ulice Dubrava) koji je bio nenastanjen i obrastao šumom – a kako se hrast nazivalo i dub, odatle kasnijem naselju i ime.
Donja Dubrava se nalazi na krajnjem istočnom dijelu grada Zagreba, na dodiru s područjem naselja Sesvete. Na sjeveru je ulica Dubrava dijeli od Gornje Dubrave, a na jugu Slavonska avenija od Peščenice – Žitnjak s kojom graniči i na jugozapadu. Na zapadu graniči s područjem Maksimira. 1.082,3 ha (10,823 km2)
Gornja Dubrava obuhvaća sjeveroistočni dio grada Zagreba i dio naselja gradskog karaktera Sesvete (nekadašnje samostalno naselje Dubec). Smještena je između Donje Dubrave na jugu, Maksimira na zapadu, Podsljemena na sjeverozapadu te Sesveta na sjeveroistoku i istoku. 40.027,7 ha (40,277 km2)
„Prljavo kazalište“ osnovano je 1977. godine u Zagrebu u naselju Dubrava (radnička četvrt). Jasenko Houra dolazi u sastavu pod nazivom 'Ciferšlus', u kojemu tada sviraju Davorin Bogović (vokal) Zoran Cvetković – Zok (solo gitara), Ninoslav Hrastek – Nino (bas gitara) i Tihomir Fileš (bubnjevi). Ubrzo nakon što im se priključio Houra, mijenjaju ime u Prljavo kazalište. Sastav je dobio ime po jednoj epizodi vrlo popularnog stripa u ono vrijeme, Alan Ford[2]. Drugo ime o kojem su razmišljali članovi je bilo „Zarazne bolesti“
U svom ranom djelovanju Prljavo kazalište bio je punk sastav, mada su težili da zvuče poput britanske rock skupine The Rolling Stones, čiji su bili veliki obožavatelji. Prvi nastup imali su 1978. godine na koncertu u organizaciji časopisa 'Polet', gdje su se pokazali kao žestoki rock-punk sastav.
Heroj ulice je jedna od njihovih najpoznatijih pjesama koja dočarava tadašnji život u Dubravi.
Prvih deset geocachera čekaju sd kartice s kompilacijom prljavaca :-)
Dubrava, occurs on the territory of today's wider central area (north and south of the street Dubrava), which was uninhabited and overgrown trees - and as the oak locally called „dub“, hence the subsequent settlement of the name.
Donja Dubrava is located on the eastern part of the city, at the contact with the area of the village Sesvete. In the north of the street away from the Dubrava Gornja Dubrava, in the south of High Street Pescenica - Zitnjak with which bordered on the southwest. To the west of the area of Maksimir. 1,082.3 hectares (10,823 km2)
Gornja Dubrava covers the northeastern part of the city of Zagreb and part of urban settlements Sesvete (former independent town Dubec). It is located between Donja Dubrava in the south, to the west of Maksimir, Podsljeme to the north and Sesvete to the northeast and east. 40,027.7 hectares (40,277 km2)
Band Prljavo kazalište (Dirty Theatre J) was founded in 1977 in Zagreb, in Dubrava (working-class neighborhood). Jasenko Houra comes in part entitled „Ciferšlus“ (zipper), in which then play Davorin Bogović (vocals), Zoran Cvetkovic - Zok (lead guitar), Ninoslav Hrastek - Nino (bass) and Tihomir Files (drums). Shortly after he joined them Houra changed its name to Prljavo kazalište. The band was named after one episode of the very popular comic strip at the time, Alan Ford. Another name that has been considered members were „Zarazne bolesti“ (Infectious diseases)
In his early work of Prljavo kazalište was a punk band, although they tended to sound like the British rock group The Rolling Stones, which were big fans. The first performance was in 1978 at a concert organized by the magazine Polet, where they proved to be furious rock-punk band.
„Heroj ulice“ is one of their songs that evoked past life in Dubrava.
First ten geocachers will find sd cards with compilation of Prljavo kazaliste :-)