Helena Vondráčková
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Helena Vondráčková

Born 1947-06-24 · Prague, Czechoslovakia

Helena Vondráčková (born 24 June 1947, in Prague) is a Czech singer whose career has spanned five decades. Vondráčková spent her childhood years in the town of Slatiňany. She took piano lessons from an early age. In 1964 Vondráčková came to prominence when she won a national talent contest that 27 of April then that 3 of September she made her first recording: a Czech rendering of "Red River Valley" entitled "Červená řeka" ("Red River Valley"). In 1965, the year she graduated high school, Vondráčková was voted the most popular singer in Czechoslovakia by the readers of the magazine Mladý svět earning the Golden Nightingale award for the only time in her career although Vondráčková would subsequently earn second or third place a total of twenty-seven times with eleven Silver Nightingale awards and sixteen Bronze Nightingale awards. In the summer of 1966 Vondráčková began her music festival career competing in the inaugural Bratislavská Lýra festival as a duo with Marta Kubišová: their entry "Oh Baby Baby" earned the second-place Silver Lyre award. Vondráčková's music festival debut as a solo act was at the Rio de Janeiro International Music Festival in November 1967 where her entry "Vzdálený hlas" received the Golden Rooster award: in June 1968 Vondráčková returned Bratislavska Lyra in a duo with Waldemar Matuška and a resultant Bronze Lyre award for their entrant "To se nikdo nedoví" and in 1969 Vondráčková participated in the 1969 European Cup Festival in Knokke Belgium. Having reached #2 on the Czechoslovakian hit parade with the Kubišova duet "Oh Baby Baby", Vondráčková reached #1 in September 1967 with "Nedoufej" a rendering of the Sonny & Cher hit "Little Man": this was one of a number of Czech language cover versions Vondráčková cut for the Supraphon label, others being ""Pátá"" ("Downtown"), "Chytila Jsem Motýlka" ("I Only Want to Be with You") and "Růže kvetou dál", a rendering of the Gilbert Becaud hit "L'Important c'est la Rose" which afforded Vondráčková a second #1 in November 1967 and remaining in the Top Ten until March 1968. Vondráčková returned to the Top Ten in 1968 with "Hej, Pane Zajíci!" a duet with Marta Kubišova and also with a Czech-language rendering of "Gli Occhi iei" entitled "Utíkej". Vondráčková's debut album appeared in 1969: entitled "Růže kvetou dál it was a compilation of her singles released from 1964 on. (Wikipedia)

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Known for

Jak utopit dr. Mráčka aneb Konec vodníků v Čechách★ 6.6Moment
Jak utopit dr. Mráčka aneb Konec vodníků v Čechách
1975
The Neighbours★ 8.1Moment
The Neighbours
2006 · Série
Možná přijde i kouzelník★ 8.5Moment
Možná přijde i kouzelník
1983 · Série
The Insanely Sad Princess★ 7.7Moment
The Insanely Sad Princess
1968
The Tale of John and Marie★ 7.1Moment
The Tale of John and Marie
1980
Women's Revenge★ 1Moment
Women's Revenge
2020
Karel Svoboda: Šťastná létaMoment
Karel Svoboda: Šťastná léta
2020
Michal David 50 – Mejdan rokuMoment
Michal David 50 – Mejdan roku
2010
Nejslavnější české muzikály★ 8Moment
Nejslavnější české muzikály
2020
A Night at Karlstein★ 7.6Moment
A Night at Karlstein
1974
Sázka na třináctkuMoment
Sázka na třináctku
1978
Trhala fialky dynamitem★ 2.7Moment
Trhala fialky dynamitem
1992
Silvestr 1978Moment
Silvestr 1978
1978
Romance for a CrownMoment
Romance for a Crown
1975
Píseň pro Rudolfa III.★ 6Moment
Píseň pro Rudolfa III.
1967 · Série
Let Him Face the Music!★ 5Moment
Let Him Face the Music!
1978
Kameňák 2★ 2.2Moment
Kameňák 2
2004
The Magic Voice Of A RebelMoment
The Magic Voice Of A Rebel
2014
Šviháci★ 1Moment
Šviháci
2026
Zlatý slavík 1966★ 9Moment
Zlatý slavík 1966
1967

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