Ivo Pattiera

**Ivo Pattiera** is a renowned Croatian singer born in 1948 in Šibenik, a city in the Dalmatian region. He is celebrated for his contributions to Croatian popular music, particularly in the Dalmatian style. Pattiera gained significant recognition during the 1980s for his performances at festivals such as the Split Festival, where he achieved notable success with songs like "Pjesmom te ljubim," "Prođi me se," and "Ćale moj." Additionally, he has had successful performances at the Festival of Dalmatian Chanson in his hometown of Šibenik, showcasing songs like "Novi snovi" and "Još sam onaj."

His discography includes albums such as "Nima Splita do Splita," "Ljubavi moja," "Tražim te, trebam te," "Suza je slana," and "Večeras plačam ja," among others. Pattiera's work is documented through various record labels, initially with Jugoton and later with Croatia Records. Some of his more recent or notable releases include "Zlatna kolekcija," "Dođi na jednu ćakulu," and a self-titled album.