Oliver Dragojević - Dvi, tri riči

Oliver Dragojević, born December 7, 1947 in Vela Luka, Croatia (formerly Yugoslavia), is a Croatian pop singer.
A native of Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, Dragojević emerged onto the music scene in the 1970s thanks to the popular Split Festival, one of several musical annual music events from the former Yugoslavia still functional in Croatia today. His speciality was music influenced by Dalmatian folklore. His first domestic hit was called "Picaferaj" in 1967. Most of his early songs were written by popular songwriter Zdenko Runjić. One of the most famous was "Nadalina", which also featured actor Boris Dvornik, and the popular 'Dalmatian anthems' "Galeb i ja" and "Skalinada".
Dragojević maintained his popularity in ensuing decades, while in the 1990s his songs became less influenced by domestic folk and more by global music trends. At that time he was often referenced as Croatia's oldest pop star. After his collaboration with Zdenko Runjić, he recorded several more albums that proved to be popular with his fan base.
Today, Oliver is still active on the Croatian music scene often recognized as one of the country's more popular singers and musicians.

01 - Tko sam ja da ti sudim
02 - Jeska od jubavi
03 - Moj lipi andjele
04 - Samo ti
05 - Tvoje suze mi sude
06 - Prati me kroz snove
07 - Teska je noc
08 - A kad mi dodjes ti
09 - Mogu dalje, mogu sve
10 - Ajde zbogom
11 – Ruke

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