Sergej Ćetković

Sergej Ćetković is a Montenegrin pop singer, born on 8 March 1976 in Titograd, today's Podgorica, and based in Belgrade. He represented Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with "Moj svijet", the country's first entry to reach the final.

He started out in the Montenegrin group Vatrena srca, playing keyboards and singing backing vocals at many festivals. His solo career began in 1998 at Sunčane skale with "Bila si ruža". In 2000 he sang "Sati, dani, godine" at the festival in Budva, and in December that year he released his first album, Kristina. "Zaustaviću vrijeme", "Sati, dani, godine", "Grad" and "Probudi me" were widely played, and in 2001 the Montefon awards named him singer of the year.

His second album, Budi mi voda, came out on Goraton with twelve new songs. At Budva in 2003 "Postojim i ja" won the award for the best arrangement and became a hit, and in 2004 he recorded "Ne mogu da ti oprostim", his Evropesma song, and "Ljubavi prokleta". His third album, Kad ti zatreba (2005), held his biggest hit, "Pogledi u tami", which was also used in the film A View from Eiffel Tower. Pola moga svijeta followed in 2007, 2 minuta in 2010 and the collection Balade in 2011, and he was named pop singer of the year at Beovizija in 2007 and 2008.

On 19 November 2013 he was chosen to represent Montenegro in Copenhagen. "Moj svijet", which he wrote with Emina Sandal, came seventh in the first semi-final with 63 points and finished nineteenth of 26 in the final with 37 points. The album Moj svijet followed in 2015, and he was succeeded at Eurovision by Knez.

He has also written for the screen: in 2017 he composed the original music for the Serbian series Istine i laži, and in 2018 he created the animated series Lola i Mila, inspired by his daughters, in which he voices the bear Miša. He has written songs for the children's Beogradsko proleće festival almost every year since 2016, and he sang "Molitva za Magdalenu" at the Runjić evenings in Split in 2011 and "Daj šta daš" at Melodije Jadrana in 2023.

His awards include Naxi Zvezda awards for male singer of the year (2020) and for an outstanding contribution to music (2022), a Music Awards Ceremony award for "Pusti probleme" with Who See, and the Montefon awards for the most complete musical personality (2007) and singer of the year (2024). His album Kofer came out in 2024, and in March 2026 he played the Arena Zagreb.