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Longtime Fun Radio Presenter and DJ Julo Alias Python Has Died

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The Slovak music and media scene has been hit by sad news. On Wednesday (October 21), the well-known DJ and presenter Julo alias Python died. He worked at Fun Radio since its beginnings in 1990 and was also involved in video DJing.
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The Slovak airwaves are mourning. The popular presenter and DJ Julo alias Python, who was at the birth of modern radio entertainment, has died at the age of 60.

The death of the legend of Slovak airwaves, who had been associated with Fun radio since 1990, was reported on social media by his colleague Robert Majling. The article The music world mourns: The legendary Slovak DJ and presenter has died, he also worked on the famous radio station was first displayed on interez.sk.

The Slovak music and media scene has been hit by sad news. On Wednesday (October 21), the well-known DJ and presenter Julo alias Python died. He worked at Fun Radio since its beginnings in 1990 and was also involved in video DJing.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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BRATISLAVA - Slovakia has been hit by sad news. DJ Julo, also known as Python, who was one of the prominent personalities of Slovak radio and video DJing, has died.

A long-time personality of Fun Radio and the music scene died on Wednesday, October 21. His death was announced on Thursday on the social network by his colleague Robert Majling, the portal Regiony.sk noted. "Another legend who will be greatly missed," wrote Majling, whose colleague was affected by the news of his death. He also expressed his...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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