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lóg a bizsu
02:18
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Egy könnyű kaland
02:12
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Szőke nő énekel
01:27
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Lyrics: Judit Ágnes Kiss
Music: Márton András Baló – Zoltán Barthó– Péter Erdősi –
Dániel Fekete
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Magyarnóta
02:17
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Sanzon
02:57
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Napraforgó
03:23
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Mindegy
02:30
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Felhődal
02:07
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Lánycsúfoló
07:46
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Göncölszekér Ensemble Budapest, Hungary
The main element of the music of the Budapest-based ensemble is contemporary, Central-European, urban poetry; this makes them outstanding and genuine among the bands setting poems to music. One of the most important subjects of the selected poems is urban life and atmosphere; therefore, their variegated tone and sound is influenced by traditions such as jazz, French chansons and blues. ... more
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