The band was founded in Gyergyószentmiklós (Gheorgheni, Romania), in 2013. In their first two years, they toured Transylvania's towns and festivals, and their songs were featured on Hungarian-speaking radio stations in Romania and elsewhere. They have released three studio albums, and a recording of a symphonic concert. With several chart leaders under their belts, they delighted their fans with their fourth record this February. In 2020 they were the winners of the Fonogram Award for Recording of the Year, and came away with the Petőfi Music Award in the Band of the Year and Male Performer of the Year categories.

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