Zsuzsa Koncz
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Zsuzsa Koncz, born Zsuzsanna Koncz on March 7, 1946 in Pély, Hungary, is a Hungarian singer. Her career began after performing in the show Ki mit tud? in 1962. Her early releases include Long Live Love in 1965, Gyilkossággal Vádollak in 1966, and Paprikajancsi in 1967. Koncz collaborated with various musicians and groups, notably Illés and János Bródy. In the 1970s, she embarked on successful international tours, performing primarily in Eastern Bloc countries but also in West Germany, France, the United States, and Japan. Her lyrics, often penned by János Bródy, were sometimes critical of Hungary's pre-1990 political system. She received numerous accolades including the Liszt Ferenc Prize in 1977, the Order of Honor of the French Republic in 2001, the Kossuth Prize in 2008, and was named an honorary citizen of Budapest in 2020.
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- Te is Tudod
- Csak Egy Dal
- Kis Virág
- 1964
- SzÃnes Ceruzák
- Rohan Az IdÅ
- Az Ãgben LebegÅk Csarnoka
- Micimackó
- Szemétdomb
- Petróleumlámpa
- Ha én rózsa volnék: Ha en rozsa volnek
- Valaki Mondja Meg
- Tangó
- Jöjj Kedvesem
- A Szó Veszélyes Fegyver
- Iskolatáska
- Miénk Itt A Tér
- Ha Fordul A Világ
- Vasárnap Délután
- Levél A Távolból
- Valahol egy lány
- Oly Nehéz Várni
- Várj MÃg Felkel Majd A Nap
- Illózió Nélkül
