Kóbor

Kóbor János, known professionally as Kóbor, is a Hungarian singer best known as the founder and longtime lead vocalist of the rock band Omega. He is recognized for helping establish the band's distinctive voice and international profile.

Omega, formed in Budapest in the 1960s, developed a sound that blended rock with psychedelic, folk, and progressive influences. Kóbor’s vocal style and stage presence were central to the band’s identity, contributing to its popularity within Hungary and abroad.

The group achieved widespread recognition in Europe during the 1960s and 1970s, producing a string of successful recordings and touring internationally. Among their best-known works is Gyöngyhajú Lány, a track that remains a signature song associated with Omega and Hungarian rock.

Throughout its history, Omega underwent several lineup changes, while Kóbor remained a constant and defining figure for the band. His leadership and performances helped sustain the group’s visibility in the Hungarian music scene and in European rock circles.

In addition to his work with Omega, Kóbor has participated in various collaborations and cultural projects with other Hungarian artists. His contributions are widely regarded as influential in shaping the development of modern Hungarian rock music.