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| '''Marko Perković''' (]: Marko Perkovich, born ] in ]) is a ]n ] and ]. He is the lead singer in the Croatian band ]. He uses the band's name as a nickname. His songs are coloured by Croatian nationalistic sentiments, whose origins are from ] and the ]. | '''Marko Perković''' (]: Marko Perkovich, born ] in ]) is a ]n ] and ]. He is the lead singer in the Croatian band ]. He uses the band's name as a nickname. His songs are coloured by Croatian nationalistic sentiments, whose origins are from ] and the ]. | ||
| Croatian journalist ] brought Perković's performance of a modified version of the song '']'' to widespread public attention, in which Perković pays tribute to ] figureheads and their deeds. | |||
| Perković has written many songs for other singers, for example: ]. | Perković has written many songs for other singers, for example: ]. | ||
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Marko Perković (English transliteration: Marko Perkovich, born 1966 in Čavoglave) is a Croatian singer and songwriter. He is the lead singer in the Croatian band Thompson. He uses the band's name as a nickname. His songs are coloured by Croatian nationalistic sentiments, whose origins are from World War II and the 1991-1995 Croatian War of Independence.
Croatian journalist Matija Babić brought Perković's performance of a modified version of the song Jasenovac i Gradiška Stara to widespread public attention, in which Perković pays tribute to Ustaša figureheads and their deeds.
Perković has written many songs for other singers, for example: Mate Bulić.
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