The greatest, most popular and kicking club-band of the country presents its fourth album within the frames of a hilarious party.

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• Kiscsillag Although the Pécs formation Kispál és a Borz, which greatly shaped the appearance of Hungarian rock in the nineties alongside Tankcsapda and Quimby, had a long-standing crisis situation that only reached a turning point at Sziget in 2010 (since then they have also performed several concerts), in spring 2005 András Lovasi – a kind of tension-...