Zlata Petrović
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Zlata Petrović (Злата Петровић; born 13 July 1962) is a
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singer. She was born in
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, to a Montenegrin father and a
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mother. She had two children: Jovan Pejić and Miki Dudić. Her musical career started after her compulsory school with her mother Dragica, a former singer. She started performing in cafés and at weddings. She was married to Zoran Pejić "Peja", Serbian TV host in ZAM, and now Gold Music.


Discography

* 1983 - ''Dođi da mi ruke greješ'' * 1984 - ''Ljubi me još malo'' * 1986 - ''Srce će ga prepoznati'' * 1987 - ''Ti si čovek za moju dušu'' * 1989 - ''Daj mi bože malo snage'' * 1991 - ''Poludelo srce'' * 1993 - ''Učinilo vreme svoje'' * 1994 - ''Mađije'' * 1995 - ''Nedelja'' * 1997 - ''Plači, moli'' * 2001 - ''Mirišeš na nju'' * 2004 - ''Zagušljivo'' * 2008 - ''Pola tri''


References


Zlata Petrovic Profile
at the Poznate Licnosti
BalkanMedia Interview
Yugoslav women singers Singers from Belgrade Serbian turbo-folk singers Grand Production artists Serbian people of Montenegrin descent Serbian people of Romani descent 1962 births Living people 20th-century Serbian women singers 21st-century Serbian women singers {{Serbia-singer-stub