Beáta Palya
Beatya Palya, born November 11, 1976, in Makó, Hungary, is a Hungarian folk
singer, songwriter, and performer known for blending Hungarian folk traditions
with world music influences. Raised in Bag, she began singing and dancing in a
local folk ensemble at age six before studying ethnography at ELTE University.
After performing with groups including Zurgó, Laokoón, and Folkestra, she
studied in Paris with Indian singer Kakoli Sengupta and launched her solo career
in 2003, releasing albums like Ágról-ágra (Tradition in Motion) (2003) and Adieu
les complexes (2008). She performed w...
Tchiki TchikiTony Gatlif, Beáta Palya and Sandu Ciorba
Transylvania [B.O.F.]
3:36
Hold - LuneBeáta Palya, Manos Hadjidakis, Balázs Szokolay, András Dés, NOVÁK Csaba and Miklos Luka'cs (NOVAK Csaba)
Adieu les complexes
7:26
Hoppá (Hoppa)Beáta Palya, Balázs Szokolay, András Dés, Vincent Le Quang, NOVÁK Csaba and Miklos Luka'cs (NOVAK Csaba)
Adieu les complexes
3:56
Szép szemű szeretőm (Szep szemu szeretom)Beáta Palya, Balázs Szokolay, András Dés, Vincent Le Quang, NOVÁK Csaba, Miklos Luka'cs, Theodossii Spassov and Bruce Stuart (NOVAK Csaba)
EgyszálÉnek
5:29
Három árva (Harom arva)Beáta Palya, Vincent Le Quang, Theodossii Spassov and Bruce Stuart
Adieu les complexes
6:48
Észosztó Nagy Szájhös - Grande gueule (Eszoszto Nagy Szajhos - Grande gueule)Beáta Palya, Balázs Szokolay, András Dés, NOVÁK Csaba, Zoltán Lantos, Miklos Luka'cs and Theodossii Spassov (NOVAK Csaba and Zoltan Lantos)
Adieu les complexes
3:36
