Dzenták

Dzenták, also known as Dzen, are a Hungarian folk music group formed in 1997. The group is known for their traditional Hungarian folk music, which blends elements of folk, pop, and electronic music. Dzenták's music often features traditional instruments such as the accordion, violin, and cimbalom, alongside modern electronic beats and synthesizers. Their lyrics are typically in Hungarian, but they also incorporate English and other languages to reach a broader audience.

The group's name, Dzenták, is derived from the Hungarian word "dzsentri," which means "gypsy" or "traveler." This reflects their roots in Hungarian folk music and their nomadic lifestyle. Dzenták's music often tells stories of love, loss, and the human experience, drawing from Hungarian folklore and mythology.

Dzenták gained international recognition with their 2004 album "Dzenták," which featured the hit single "Csak egy perc." The album was a commercial success and helped to introduce Hungarian folk music to a global audience. Since then, Dzenták has released several more albums, including "Két szél" (2007) and "Ég és föld" (2010), which have further solidified their reputation as one of Hungary's most popular folk music groups.

In addition to their musical career, Dzenták is also known for their energetic live performances, which often feature traditional Hungarian dances and costumes. The group has performed at numerous festivals and concerts around the world, including the Sziget Festival in Hungary and the Sziget Festival in Budapest. Dzenták's music continues to be popular in Hungary and has gained a dedicated following in other countries as well.