Klári Katona

Klári Katona (born 20 October 1953) is a Hungarian pop singer.

Career Katona was born on 20 October 1953 in Ráckeve, Hungary. She began singing in 1966, at the age of 13, with her professional career beginning in 1972 after the performance of her song "Bővízű forrás" on the Hungarian television programme Táncdalfesztivál won her an award. She provided vocals for the song "Kék Csillag" by the band Neoton Família, then pursued a solo career. In 1976, she gave concert in Istanbul, Turkey, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and the musical festival of Sopot in Poland. The year 1977 marked the release of her first studio album, Savanyú a csokoládé backed by Ferenc Demjén and Bergendy.

Her real success came in the 1980s with composer backing of Gábor Presser and Dusán Sztevanovity. She appeared as a host on several Hungarian television channels.

Katona became popular in Cuba after her performance in Havana.

In 1986 she won Magyar Radio's best singer award.

In 1995, she received the Order of the Hungarian Republic Small Cross.

Discography Savanyú a csokoládé (1977, lit. "the chocolate is sour") Láthatod: Boldog vagyok (1978, lit. "you can see: I'm happy") Titkaim (1981, lit. "my secrets") IV. (1984, untitled) Éjszakai üzenet (1986, lit."night message") Mozi (1989, lit."cinema") ...Neked (1992, lit. "for you") Fekete gyöngy (1996, lit. "black pearl") Most (2001, lit. "now") Ünnep (2002, lit. "holiday") Éjszakai üzenet (2004, lit. "night message")

Klári Katona

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