Zlatý slavík
The Zlatý slavík ( German : "Golden Nightingale") was a Czechoslovak music competition, which was announced by the popular magazine Mladý svět . The readers' prize was awarded for the first time in 1962. The award was broadcast on Czechoslovak television. It existed until the collapse of Czechoslovakia in 1992. In the Czech Republic it was continued with the Český slavík (German: "Czech nightingale"). The Slávik Award has been presented in Slovakia since 1998 .
The record winner is Karel Gott, who had won the award a total of 22 times before he was hired. The singers Hana Zagorová with nine and Naďa Urbánková with five awards were obviously very popular.
List of award winners
Over the years the categories have changed several times.
| year | Singer | singer | Group / band | song |
| 1962 | Waldemar Matuška | - | Láska nebeská (Šlitr / Suchý) | |
| 1963 | Karel Gott | - | Oči sněhem zaváté (Šlitr / Suchý) | |
| 1964 | Karel Gott | Eva Pilarová | - | Schody do nebe (Kopecký / factor) |
| 1965 | Karel Gott | Helena Vondráčková | - | Cesta rájem (Glen, Morris, Štaidl) |
| 1966 | Karel Gott | Marta Kubišová | - | |
| 1967 | Waldemar Matuška | Eva Pilarová | - | Náhrobní kámen (Novák / Plicka) |
| 1968 | Karel Gott | Marta Kubišová | - | Lady Carneval (Svoboda / Štaidl) |
| 1969 | Karel Gott | Marta Kubišová | ||
| 1970 | Karel Gott | - | ||
| 1971 | Karel Gott | Eva Pilarová | ||
| 1972 | Karel Gott | Naďa Urbánková | ||
| 1973 | Karel Gott | Naďa Urbánková | ||
| 1974 | Karel Gott | Naďa Urbánková | ||
| 1975 | Karel Gott | Naďa Urbánková | ||
| 1976 | Karel Gott | Naďa Urbánková | ||
| 1977 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | Skupina Ladislava Štaidla | |
| 1978 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | Skupina Ladislava Štaidla | |
| 1979 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | catapult | |
| 1980 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | catapult | |
| 1981 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | Olympic | |
| 1982 | Miroslav Žbirka | Hana Zagorová | Olympic | |
| 1983 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | Olympic | |
| 1984 | Karel Gott | Hana Zagorová | Elan | |
| 1985 | Peter Nagy | Hana Zagorová | Elan | |
| 1986 | Dalibor Janda | Iveta Bartošová | Elan | |
| 1987 | Dalibor Janda | Petra Janů | Elan | |
| 1988 | Dalibor Janda | Petra Janů | Citron | |
| 1989 | Karel Gott | Petra Janů | team | |
| 1990 | Karel Gott | Iveta Bartošová | team | |
| 1991 | Pavol Habera | Iveta Bartošová | team | |
Web links
- Website of the successor Český slavík with archive (Czech)
Individual evidence
- ↑ The modernization of West German and Czechoslovak society - the emergence of youth cultures in the post-war period using the example of the youth magazines Bravo and Mladý svět . In: Acta Universitatis Carolinae (= Studia Territoralia XIV ). 2008, p. 195 ( cuni.cz ).
- ↑ History ankety. (No longer available online.) Český slavík, archived from the original on February 9, 2016 ; accessed on February 9, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Archive. Slávik Award, accessed February 9, 2016 .
