Ivica Šerfezi was a well-known Croatian singer whose career spanned several decades, starting in the late 1950s and continuing into the early 2000s. Born on December 1, 1935, in Zagreb, he became one of the most popular entertainers in the former Yugoslavia and enjoyed success across Eastern Europe. His smooth voice and romantic ballads captured the hearts of many, and he was particularly esteemed for his interpretations of melodramatic songs, which became his trademark.

Over the years, Šerfezi released numerous albums, and his music often reflected a blend of local folk styles with mainstream pop influences. With hits like "Mjesečina u tavani," "Suzane," "Ruze su crvene," and "Malo mi je jedan život s tobom," he solidified his place as a beloved performer. The albums listed such as "The Platinum Collection," "Zlatni časi," and "Moj Život, Moje Pjesme" testify to a rich musical legacy and a career that remained vibrant throughout the years. Ivica Šerfezi passed away on May 29, 2004, leaving behind a trove of music that continues to be celebrated by fans of the classic pop and schlager genres in the region.