Zlatko Pejaković

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Zlatko Pejaković is a Croatian singer. He has released over twenty five albums over a career of over thirty years.[1]

Pejaković was born in Osijek, and he started his music career in 1967,[2] sang in Korni Grupa band from 1972 to 1974,[3] and began a solo career in the second half of the 1970s.

A notable hit song of his is "Misli sva'ko da je meni lako" (English: Everybody thinks that I have it easy), which was written during the Yugoslav wars, and sympathised with people in the difficult times.[citation needed]

In 2004 he participated in both the Etnofest Neum festival and the Croatian Radio Festival.

[edit] Discography

  • Lice (1976)
  • Zlatko Pejaković (1977)
  • Tebi ljubavi (1978)
  • Dilema (1979)
  • Ti nisi ta (1980)
  • Trn (1981)
  • Smiri se srce (1982)
  • Sve je u redu (1983)
  • Zlatko Pejaković (1989)
  • Kad prođe sve (1990)
  • Tamburicu ja, mandolinu ti (1993)
  • Zlatko Pejaković '93 (1993)
  • Zlatko Pejaković '94 (1994)
  • U se, na se... zna se (1995)
  • Večeras će zvoniti zvona - Čestit Božić (1995)
  • Sve najbolje (1996)
  • Uspomene (1996)
  • Ni na nebu ni na zemlji (1997)
  • Koncert Dom Sportova, Zagreb '98 (1998)
  • Zlatko 2000 (2000)
  • Pijem da je zaboravim (2001)
  • Bezobrazno zelene (2002)
  • U ranu zoru (2003)
  • Zlatko 2004 (2004)
  • Ala je divan taj podravski kraj (2006)
  • Pjevat će Slavonija (2006)
  • Ličanin sam, govor me odaje (2007)
  • The platinum collection (2007)

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