Tony Cetinski
Croatian pop singer
Dubravka
(m. 2014)Musical artist
Anthony Cetinski (born 31 May 1969) is a Croatian pop singer.
Biography
Born into a family of musicians in Pula (then SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia), Cetinski began singing when he was 15 years old with various local groups. He moved from Rovinj to Zagreb in 1991 to start his career, and quickly became one of Croatia's leading pop stars. In 1994, he represented Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Nek' ti bude ljubav sva".
At the 10th Croatian Radio Festival in 2006, Cetinski won all three prizes in pop-rock category: HRF Grand Prix – pop-rock, Listener's award and Music Editors award.[1] He also recorded the song "Lagala nas mala" as a duet with Macedonian singer Toše Proeski. This song appears on both of Proeski's 2005 albums, Po tebe and its Croatian edition Pratim te. The song was also remixed by DeeJay Time.
In 2009, Cetinski won the Porin award for best male vocal performance with his song "Ako to se zove ljubav".[2] Cetinski sold out two concerts in Arena Zagreb the same year with more than 30,000 people attending.[3]
Personal life
Tony is married to Dubravka. He is a devout Roman Catholic.[4]
Discography
- Samo srce ne laže (1990)
- Ljubomora I (1992)
- Ljubomora II (1993)
- Ljubav i bol (1995)
- Prah i pepeo (1996)
- A1 (1998)
- Triptonyc (2000)
- A sada... (2003)
- Budi uz mene (2005)
- Ako to se zove ljubav (2008)
- Da Capo (2010)
- Best of Tony Cetinski (2011)
- Opet si pobijedila (2012)
- Kao u snu (2018)
References
- ^ "Hrvatski radijski festival - Novosti" (in Croatian). Croatian Radio Festival. 2006-06-03. Archived from the original on 2009-06-04. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
Trostrukim pobjednikom proglašen je Tony Četinski, koji je u kategoriji pop rock glazbe osvojio nagradu za najbolju pjesmu od strane glazbenih urednika, zatim nagradu na osnovu glasova slušatelja te Grand prix nagradu. Grand Prix Četinski je osvojio s pjesmom "Sve je s tobom napokon na mjestu".
- ^ "Porin prošao u znaku hvalospjeva Dini Dvorniku" (in Croatian). Index.hr. May 2009. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ^ Aleksandar Dragaš (2009-05-23). "Tony Četinski pred punom Arenom potvrdio se kao kralj estrade". Jutarnji list (in Croatian). Archived from the original on 2012-04-04. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ^ "TONI CETINSKI PRED TISUĆAMA KRŠĆANA Otkrio što će nas Bog pitati kad stanemo pred Njega" (in Croatian). Dnevno.hr. 2019-07-12. Retrieved 2020-05-15.
External links
Media related to Tony Cetinski at Wikimedia Commons
- Official website
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| Preceded by Put with "Don't Ever Cry" | Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 | Succeeded by |
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- 75 Cents
- Albina
- Andrea
- Baby Lasagna
- Nina Badrić
- Claudia Beni
- Maja Blagdan
- Tony Cetinski
- Igor Cukrov
- Danijela
- Daria
- Mia Dimšić
- Dragonfly
- Doris Dragović
- E.N.I.
- Feminnem
- Franka
- Jacques Houdek
- Goran Karan
Damir Kedžo- Klapa s Mora
- Kraljevi ulice
- Nina Kraljić
- Let 3
- Lidija
- Magazin
- Ivan Mikulić
- Boris Novković
- Vesna Pisarović
- Put
- Roko
- Severina
- Dado Topić
- Vanna
- "Celebrate"
- "Crazy"
"Divlji vjetre"- "Don't Ever Cry"
- "The Dream"
- "Everything I Want"
- "Guilty Pleasure"
- "Kad zaspu anđeli"
- "Lako je sve"
- "Lighthouse"
- "Lijepa Tena"
- "Mama ŠČ!"
- "Marija Magdalena"
- "Mižerja"
- "Moja štikla"
- "My Friend"
- "Nebo"
- "Nek' ti bude ljubav sva"
- "Neka mi ne svane"
- "Nostalgija"
- "Probudi me"
- "Rim Tim Tagi Dim"
- "Romanca"
- "Strings of My Heart"
- "Sveta ljubav"
- "Tick-Tock"
- "Više nisam tvoja"
- "Vjerujem u ljubav"
- "Vukovi umiru sami"
- "You Are the Only One"
- Note: Entries scored out signify where Croatia did not compete
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