The band was formed in Čačak in the autumn of 1962 by Aleksandar Slaviković "Gušter", Ljubodrag Jovanović, Zoran Sokić, Mišo Ilić, Dragan Maksimović, Slobodan Pajić and Muhamed Hukić. During 1963, the band started to perform in their most successful lineup which featured Slaviković, Pajić, Hukić, Sokić, Stevo Radović and Predrag Radonjić. With the arrival of composer Radović, the band started working on their own songs. On the first BelgradeGitarijada festival, held on 9 January 1966, the band performed first, starting their performance with a cover of the folk song "Crne oči, curo, imaš". On Gitarijada the band won the seventh place, which made possible for them to perform at bigger concerts. In the autumn of 1966, due to their leaving to studies, Sokić and Pajić left the band. During 1966 the band performed the song "Plavokosa" which saw success with the audience. Several years later the song was, under the title "Plavuša", recorded by Kićo Slabinac, who achieved nationwide popularity with it. With the new bass guitarist, Miki Vukadinović, Bele Višnje performed on the second Belgrade Gitarijada festival, held on 23 January 1967. The band performed a cover of the Bosnianfolk song "Moj dilbere" and the song "Tango" and won the third place. During the following years the band changed the lineup several more times, featuring Slobodan Rabrenović, Jovan Matijašević, Vladimir Šunjevarić, Zoran Branković and Dragan Todorović. In 1972 the band recorded their only 7" single, featuring the songs "Čips hit" and "Čarobne oči", released through Diskoton, and disbanded the following year.
Reunions
The band reunited in 1990. The lineup featured Vladimir Šunjarević, Stevo Radović, Predrag Radonjić, Slobodan Pajić and Jovan Matijašević. As there were no recordings of the band's songs from the 1960s, in 1994 the band, on the initiative of Radomir Mihajlović Točak, recorded their old songs, released on the audio cassettePesme naše mladosti by Zvuci Galaksije. The album was produced by Mihajlović. In 2005 Pesme naše mladosti was reissued on CD by the same record label. In November 2010, the band reunited to perform on a celebration of fifty years of rock music in their hometown Čačak.
