stage and grab a piece of lamb to eat. Similar appearances occurred during the 2003 parliamentary elections when he appeared on Croatian Radiotelevision as an independent candidate. Although many in Croatian public considered his TV presentation to be the most original and the most entertaining part of the entire campaign, most people saw his candidacy more as a publicity stunt than a genuine effort to start a political career. Personal life Siniša Vuco was married twice and divorced once. He has four children, including Vilibald and Brigita. Discography Studio albums 1993 - A gdje si ti? () is the debut album of Croatian singer Siniša Vuco. It was released in 1993 on the Croatia Records record label. A gdje si ti was recorded and mixed in Tomislav Mrduljaš's studio in Split. Apart from standard CD release, this album was released both in LP record and a cassette format. Track listing "Dobro večer tugo" – 3:56 "Nek' sam pijan" – 3:12 "A gdje si ti?" – 3:17 "Proklete da su" – 2:53 "Nedjelja" – 3:54 "Bog me kaznio" – 3:28 "Molim te, vrati se" – 3:34 "Tebe nema" – 3:52 "Proljeće" – 2:56 "Ostajem u suzama" – 3:35 "Ti si me izdala" – 2:57 "Kada odem ja" – 4:06 1995 - Vuco II is the second album of Croatian singer Siniša Vuco. It was released in 1995 on the Croatia Records record label. Vuco II contains all major hits by Vuco, which makes it one of his best albums. Songs "Crna ženo", as well as festival songs "Sestro, odlazi" and "Siromasi" were all very popular songs, and are one of his best songs to date. This album was best-selling album in Croatia in 1995. It also contains a rock ballad "Rajske kočije". Album was recorded in a studio "TM" in Split. Track listing "Crna ženo" – 3:49 "Pije mi se" – 4:13 "Sestro, odlazi" – 2:40 "Rajske kočije" – 3:49 "Draga" – 3:25 "Siromasi" – 3:55 "Duša seljačka" – 4:57 "Vode se ne napila" – 3:26 "Zbogom majko, zbogom oče" – 3:09 "Razbijam ovu čašu" – 3:26 "Putuj" – 2:58 "Petar Krešimir" – 4:50 1997 - Vuco III is the third album of Croatian singer Siniša Vuco. It was released in 1997 on the Croatia Records record label. Unlike Vuco's last album Vuco II, this one was poorly received. Producer of his earlier recordings Željko Šparmajer was absent in recording of