Táptalajtól

Táptalajtól is a Hungarian folk music band formed in 2004. The band is known for its traditional Hungarian folk music, which blends elements of various regional styles. Their music often features instruments such as the cimbalom, accordion, and violin, and is characterized by its lively rhythms and emotive melodies. The band's name, Táptalajtól, translates to "from the soil" in English, reflecting their deep connection to Hungarian culture and their roots in the countryside.

The band's members include Ágnes Szakács, who plays the cimbalom and is the lead vocalist, and her husband, Gábor Szakács, who plays the accordion. They are often accompanied by other musicians, including violinists and bass players, who contribute to the rich harmonies and textures of their music. Táptalajtól has released several albums throughout their career, each showcasing their unique blend of traditional and contemporary elements.

The band has gained a significant following both in Hungary and internationally, with their music being appreciated for its authenticity and emotional depth. They have performed at numerous festivals and concerts, both in Hungary and abroad, and have won several awards for their contributions to Hungarian folk music. Táptalajtól continues to be an influential figure in the world of Hungarian folk music, preserving and promoting traditional styles while also innovating and evolving their sound.