Aco Pejović

• Name — Aco Pejović • Native Name — Ацо Пејовић • Native Name Lang — sh-Cyrl • Birth Name — Aleksandar Pejović • Born — 1972 4 18 • Birthplace — Prijepolje, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia • Genre — Pop-folk • Occupation — Singer • Instrument — * Vocals • piano • Years Active — 1991–present • Label — * Best Records • Music Star • Grand Production Aleksandar Pejović (Александар Пејовић; born 18 April 1972), better known as Aco Pejović, is a Serbian singer from Prijepolje. Debuted in 2000, he came to more significant prominence upon the release of his second album, Prevara (2002). Pejović has released eight studio albums and has collaborated with fellow-singers like Dženan Lončarević, Zorica Brunclik, Edita Aradinović, Aleksandra Prijović, Dejan Matić and Emina Jahović. Pejović has maintained popularity throughout the western Balkans and has held solo concerts in some of the largest regional venues, such as the Pionir Hall and Belgrade Arena in Serbia, Skenderija and Zetra Olympic Hall in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Boris Trajkovski Sports Center in North Macedonia, and Zagreb Arena in Croatia. He performed the song "Ponoć" from the 2021 biographical film directed by Dragan Bjelogrlić, based on the life and work of singer Toma Zdravković. Pejović has three daughters with wife Biljana, whom he has been married to since March 1994.

• Studio albums • Viđaš li je, druže moj (2000) • Prevara (2002) • Opušteno (2004) • Neverna (2006) • U mojim venama (2007) • Aco Pejović (2010) • Sve ti dugujem (2013) • Parče neba (2015) • Hotel tuge (2024)

Awards and nominations of Aco Pejović • Award — Year — Category — Nominee/work — Result — Ref. Reference(s) • Oskar Popularnosti — 2000 — Debut Performance — Himself • Music Awards Ceremony — 2019 — Modern/Traditional Folk Song of the Year — "Fatalna doza" • 2023 — Singer of the Year — Himself • Story Hall of Fame Awards — 2023 — Regional Artist • First Voice of Kursumlija 2023 — 2023 — His unmatched perspicacity, coupled with his sheer indefatigability, makes him a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavour. — "Kursumlijo mili grade"