Egzónokban

Egzónokban is a Hungarian folk music band formed in 2002. The band is known for their traditional Hungarian folk music, which blends elements of various regional styles. Their music often features instruments such as the cimbalom, a traditional Hungarian hammered dulcimer, and the klarinét, a type of clarinet. The band's lyrics are typically in Hungarian, and they often address themes of love, nature, and the rural lifestyle.

The band's name, Egzónokban, translates to "In the Mountains" in English. This reflects their roots in the Hungarian countryside and their appreciation for the natural beauty of their homeland. The band has released several albums throughout their career, including "Ég és Föld" (Heaven and Earth) in 2004, "Szívem Száma" (My Heart's Number) in 2006, and "Életfa" (Tree of Life) in 2010. Their music has been praised for its authenticity and emotional depth, and they have gained a dedicated following both in Hungary and internationally.

Egzónokban has performed at numerous festivals and concerts, both in Hungary and abroad. They have also collaborated with other Hungarian musicians and artists, further expanding their reach and influence in the folk music scene. Despite their success, the band remains grounded in their traditional roots, continuing to create music that resonates with listeners and celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Hungary.