Neoton

Neoton is a proper noun used for several unrelated entities. The most widely known is Neoton Família, a Hungarian pop music group formed in Budapest in the late 1960s. As Neoton Família, the group became one of the prominent acts in Hungarian popular music during the 1970s and 1980s, releasing albums across genres including pop and disco and touring in Central Europe.

Outside music, the name Neoton has been used as a brand and corporate name in Hungarian-speaking markets and in other industries, reflecting its appeal as a concise, memorable label. Because there is no single dominant use, references to Neoton typically indicate the intended subject by context, such as country, field, or product.

In academic and reference contexts, Neoton may appear in discussions of Hungarian music history, branding practices, or regional popular culture. Disambiguation is common in sources that encounter the term, as the same name can refer to more than one organization, product, or entity depending on time and locale. Overall, Neoton’s recognition largely centers on its association with the Hungarian music group, while acknowledging other, less prominent uses in branding and naming.