Kaláka
(Kalaka)
Kaláka, a Hungarian folk music group, was formed in Budapest on November 26,
1969. The founding members were Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, István Mikó, and
Balázs Radványi. Kaláka released their self-titled debut album in 1977, marking
the beginning of a prolific career that would span over four decades. The
group's music often features settings of poems by Hungarian and foreign poets,
including János Arany, Endre Ady, and François Villon. Notable albums include Az
Én Koromban (1981), A Fekete Ember (1984), and Villon (1988). Kaláka has toured
extensively internationally, perfo...
Harkály Kopogat (Harkaly Kopogat)Kaláka and Gryllus Vilmos (Kalaka)
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A cinege cipőjeKaláka (Kalaka)
Hol A Nadrágom?
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Ó ne vidd elKaláka (Kalaka)
Nandu
Tengerecki PálKaláka (Kalaka)
Az Én Koromban
Madártető (Madarteto)Kaláka and Gryllus Vilmos (Kalaka)
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Ragyogókék szalakóta (Ragyogokek szalakota)Kaláka and Gryllus Vilmos (Kalaka)
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