Hari Rončević

Hari Rončević (born December 9, 1963, in Split) is a Croatian singer-songwriter known for his melodic ballads, sincere lyrics, and distinctive Dalmatian charm. His music often combines elements of pop, Dalmatian chanson, and the singer-songwriter tradition, drawing inspiration from themes of love, the Mediterranean setting, and personal life stories.

He began his musical career in the early 1990s and gained wider recognition with songs such as Moj lipi anđele, Getanin, Kad se voli, and Još ne znam kud s tobom. His album Getanin (1996) became a milestone in Croatian pop music of that era, as it fused traditional Dalmatian poetry with modern arrangements.

Throughout his career, he has released more than ten studio albums, among which Moj lipi anđele (1998), Još tvog je poljupca (2001), and Opet ću ti doć (2013) stand out. Rončević is also known as a songwriter for other artists – his compositions have been performed by numerous renowned singers from the Croatian music scene.

Although he often appears in public as a quiet, introspective artist, his concerts are known for their warm, intimate atmosphere and strong connection with the audience.