Mladen Grdović
Croatian pop singer (born 1958)
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Mladen Grdović (born 28 July 1958) is a Croatian pop singer.[1][2][3]
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| Born | Mladen Grdović 28 July 1958 |
| Origin | Zadar, Croatia |
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| Years active | 1990–present |
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Biography
Grdović was born in the city of Zadar to Veronika and Bepo. He was a fan of Adriano Celentano and Gianni Morandi, who inspired him to become a musician. At the age of six, his father gifted him a guitar, and next year enrolled him in a music school. At 16 he recorded his first song.[4]
Grdović married Brankica in 1996, with whom he had daughter Sara,[5] but the turbulent relationship was ended in 2020 after she filed for divorce.[6][7] Grdović openly admitted to cheating with every girlfriend he had.[4] Due to his problems with alcohol and driving under the influence, Grdović was involved in multiple car crashes with his supercars and his driver's license was suspended on several occasions.[8][9] He made a humorous song about it called “Crveni Ferarri” (meaning Red Ferarri).[10] These habits forced him to go to rehabilitation.[11]
He is currently living in Zadar.[5] His favorite football club is Hajduk Split.[4]
Discography
Grdović collaborated with Marina Tomašević in her 1992 album Šarmer i skitnica[12] and 1994 album Nedjelja popodne,[13] and with other singers such as Bepo Matešić.[14] Together with his solo performances, he has sold over 2.5 million copies.[citation needed]
Standalone albums:[15]
- 1990 - Songs From Zadar
- 1990 - Doviđenja
- 1991 - Hrvatska Lađa
- 1993 - Nedostaješ Mi Ti
- 1994 - Tu Je Moj Dom
- 1995 - Za Zaljubljene
- 1995 - Italia Mix
- 1996 - Nije U Šoldima Sve
- 1996 - Ako Odeš Ti
- 1998 - Zlatni Hitovi
- 1999 - Vitar Nek Puše
- 2000 - Kada Se Ljubav U Vino Pretvori
- 2002 - I Za Dušu I Za Tilo
- 2003 - Evo Mene Moji Ljudi
- 2006 - E, Da Mi Je Vratit Vrime
- 2008 - Da Te Nima
- 2009 - Dobro Jutro Ti, More
- 2010 - Najljepše Ljubavne Pjesme[16]
- 2012 - Za tebe živim ja
- 2014 - Samo more to zna
- 2016 - Nek' Se Čuje Pisma S Jadrana
- 2024 - Za Šaku Ljubavi
