Zlatko Pejaković @ Zaprešić

Zlatko Pejaković is a Croatian pop and entertainment singer born on August 29, 1950, in Osijek. He began his musical journey in 1967 as a vocalist with Osijek bands such as Lavine, Čarobnjaci and Dinamiti, later performing with Zlatni Akordi, the rock group Had, and the renowned Korni Group. His breakthrough came in the early 1970s with the song “Čerge,” which quickly became a classic across the former Yugoslavia. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, he transitioned from rock-oriented roots toward popular entertainment music and pop. Hits like “Ove noći jedna žena,” “Lagala je da me voli,” “Neću,” and “Misli svako da je meni lako” firmly established his place in the regional music scene. Over his long career, he has released more than 30 albums, collaborating with prominent songwriters and composers. Numerous festival performances have reinforced his status as an entertainer who reaches audiences of many different generations. His voice is noted for its emotional depth, warmth in interpretation, and ability to blend elements of rock, pop, and folk in a way that resonates with listeners. Today, Zlatko Pejaković continues to perform actively, announce new concerts, celebrate milestone anniversaries of his career, and convey messages of unity through his music. He is an artist who has managed to preserve the tradition of domestic entertainment music while adapting to changing times, remaining true to his authenticity.