Távozzon

Távozzon is a Hungarian pop-rock band formed in 2001. The band is known for their unique blend of rock and pop elements, often incorporating electronic and dance influences into their music. Their name translates to "Go Away" in English, reflecting their themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth.

The band consists of four members: Ágnes Szakács, Ágnes Pásztor, Ágnes Szakács, and Ágnes Pásztor. They are all sisters and have been performing together since their early teens. Their music often explores themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth, with lyrics that are both poignant and introspective.

Távozzon gained popularity in Hungary and other parts of Europe with their debut album "Távozzon" released in 2001. The album featured hits like "Ég és föld" and "Szeretlek, de nem kell". Their second album, "A szívemnek hangja" released in 2003, further solidified their status as a prominent act in the Hungarian music scene.

The band's music is characterized by its catchy melodies, powerful vocals, and innovative production. They have won several awards, including the Hungarian Music Awards and the Fonogram Awards. Távozzon continues to be a significant force in the Hungarian music industry, known for their ability to blend different musical styles and create a unique sound that resonates with audiences.