Ustaše have led to him being accused in some publications, including the Simon Wiesenthal Center, of being a "fascist singer". Personal life In the mid-1990s he was in a relationship with Croatian singer Danijela Martinović. Although never legally married, they had a Catholic marriage ceremony. After their separation, he sought a Church annulment, which was granted by the Ecclesiastical Court in Split in 2005. Thus, he was able to have a church marriage with his wife Sandra Rogić, a Croatian-Canadian he met during a concert in Canada. Together they have five children: Katarina, Cvita, Ante Mihael, Diva Maria and Petar Šimun. He owns a 20% share of the radio station Narodni radio, a privately owned Croatian radio station notable for airing exclusively Croatian songs. Pope Benedict XVI received Perković in an audience in December 2009. Discography Studio albums 1992 – Bojna Čavoglave (za dom spremni) 1992 – Moli mala 1995 – Vrijeme škorpiona 1996 – Geni kameni 1998 – Vjetar s Dinare 2002 – E, moj narode 2006 – Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj 2011 – Glazba iz filma Josef 2013 – Ora et labora Compilation albums 2001 – The best of 2003 – Sve najbolje 2008 – Druga strana 2015 – The best of collection 2016 – Antologija Concert videos 2002 – Turneja: E, moj narode 2007 – Turneja: Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj 2013 – Turneja: Ora et labora See also Thompson (band) References and notes External links Official website of Thompson Songs lyrics 1966 births Living people People from Ružić, Croatia 20th-century Croatian male singers Croatian pop singers Croatian rock singers Croatian singer-songwriters Croatian Roman Catholics Croatian businesspeople Croatian soldiers Croatian nationalists Croatian anti-communists Far-right politics in Croatia 21st-century Croatian male singers Nationalist musicians