Mladen Grdović (born 28 July 1958) is a Croatian pop singer of Albanian origin.
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.
Grdović married Brankica in 1996. but the turbulent relationship was ended in 2020 after she filed for divorce. Grdović openly admitted to cheating with every girlfriend he had. He has a daughter Sara with Emina Šimurina. 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. He made a humorous song about it called “Crveni Ferarri” (meaning Red Ferarri). These habits forced him to go to rehabilitation.
He is currently living in Zadar. His favorite football club is Hajduk Split.
Discography Grdović collaborated with Marina Tomašević in her 1992 album Šarmer i skitnica and 1994 album Nedjelja popodne, and with other singers such as Bepo Matešić. Together with his solo performances, he has sold over 2.5 million copies.
Standalone albums: 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 2012 - Za tebe živim ja 2014 - Samo more to zna 2016 - Nek' Se Čuje Pisma S Jadrana 2024 - Za Šaku Ljubavi
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