Davor Dretar

Davor Dretar, also known as Drele (born 13 September 1966) is a Croatian singer, radio presenter and television presenter.[1] He is also a founding member of musical group "Dreletronic".[2]

Davor Dretar
Background information
Also known asDrele
Born (1966-09-13) 13 September 1966
Zagreb, SFR Yugoslavia
OriginCroatia
GenresPop, Folk, "Pop-kuruza"
Occupation(s)Singer, radio presenter, television presenter
Years active1989–present

He was a host of Croatian reality show "Farma". In 2009, he competed in the Croatian Radiotelevision popular show "Zvijezde pjevaju", which is the Croatian version of the show Just the Two of Us (TV series) and had eventually finished the season on fifth place with his singing mate, a well known singer Zorica Kondža. He also made minor appearance in television sitcoms "Stipe u gostima", "Bitange i princeze" and "Zauvijek susjedi".

During the year 2007 he entered the Guinness World Records with his colleague Kristijan Petrović for longest hosting of a talk-show ever. It was performed as a part of annually held entertainment festival Špancirfest and it lasted 35 hours and 16 minutes.[3] At present he is working as radio presenter of morning programme on Narodni radio radio station.

In the 2020 Croatian parliamentary election, he was elected to the Croatian Parliament representing the Homeland Movement.

Filmography

Television appearances
  • "Stipe u gostima" as Klempi / štef
  • "Bitange i princeze" as Drele (2007)
  • "Zauvijek susjedi" as Joža Bednjanec

Television and radio presenter
  • "Narodni radio"
  • "Farma" as presenter (2008–2010)
  • "Zvijezde pjevaju" as competitor (2009)
  • "Genijalci" as competitor

References
  1. "Pretplati se > Novi list - Online izdanje".
  2. "Dreletronic music, videos, stats, and photos".
  3. "Croatian television station sets new world record for non-stop talk show". Archived from the original on 23 May 2009. Retrieved 6 January 2013.
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