Parabolikusról

Parabolikusról is a Hungarian folk music group that gained significant popularity in the 1990s. The band is known for their traditional Hungarian folk music, which blends elements of folk, pop, and electronic music. Parabolikusról was formed in 1993 by Ágnes Szakács, who is also known as Ági Szakács, a renowned Hungarian folk singer. The group's music is characterized by its use of traditional instruments such as the cimbalom, a hammered dulcimer, and the klarinét, a type of clarinet.

The band's name, Parabolikusról, translates to "About Parabola" in English, which reflects their interest in the mathematical concept of a parabola. This name choice is somewhat unusual for a folk music group, but it has become a distinctive part of their identity. Their music often incorporates elements of electronic music, giving it a modern sound while still maintaining its folk roots.

Parabolikusról has released several albums throughout their career, with their most notable works including "Parabolikusról" (1994), "Két Nap" (1996), and "Két Nap" (1998). These albums have received critical acclaim for their unique blend of traditional and modern music. The group has also performed in various countries, including Hungary, Germany, and the United States, where they have gained a dedicated following.

Ági Szakács, the lead singer of Parabolikusról, is known for her powerful and emotive vocals, which have become a signature of the band's sound. Her ability to convey deep emotions through her music has contributed to the group's enduring popularity. Parabolikusról continues to perform and release new music, keeping their traditional roots alive while exploring new musical territories.