She Did Not Like to Talk About Her Illness, Says Stefan Margita at the Baptism of the Book About Hana Zagorova
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Singer Hana Zagorová would have celebrated her eightieth birthday on September 6. The Prague Kalich Theatre is presenting the second musical based on the songs of the multiple Golden Lady, Biograf láska 2. Zagorová's hits and songs that did not become famous are also commemorated in a compilation with a typical eighty songs. And a new book with the subtitle Living Here and Now looks back at the singer's career and life.
She became one of the most successful singers of Czech popular music, but life did not spoil her. Hana Zagorová underwent blood transfusions due to a long-term serious illness, and her dream of motherhood did not come true even through an adoption attempt, in which the betrayal of an alleged friend played a role. If it weren't for the Velvet Revolution, her career would probably have ended in 1989 because of the signing of the A Few Sentences st…
In Prague's Kalich Theatre, they inaugurated the book for the unlived 80th birthday of singer Hana Zagorová. He became the godfather of the opera singer and husband of the late singer Štefan Margita. The ceremony was also joined by the unveiling of a birthday selection of 80 hits from her nearly 60-year-long musical career. For the first time in front of the audience there were also performances of the upcoming musical Biograf Love 2, which will…
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