Pavol Habera is 60 years old today. Remember his hits from the Team and his solo career – Hudba.sk

Source: TASR – Andrej Galica 15 hours ago | editorial staff First came to the attention of the general public as the frontman of the group Team, later he also started a successful solo career and young people know him mainly as a jury member from SuperStar. He has six golden nightingales, four from the Czechoslovak era and two Slovak ones. On Tuesday, April 12, singer, composer and musician Pavol Habera will live to be 60 years old.
Pavol Habera was born on April 12, 1962 in Brezno. In elementary school, he went to music school on the violin, which, however, he did not enjoy much. At Christmas 1975, he received his first guitar from his parents – a Spanish. A year later, while studying at the Secondary Industrial School of Mechanical Engineering, he played in the first high school group Small. She exchanged several names, the last one was 3MH (Muriňák, Mikloško, Mirilovič, Habera).

In 1983, as a student at the University of Economics in Bratislava, he participated in his first singing competition at the Mladá píseň Jihlava festival. With two of his own songs, Children and Fatigue, he finished third, winning Ingrid Kálmanová (later the band Madam), the second was Petr Sepéši. During his university studies, he sang in the groups Tristo hrmených and Burčiak. He graduated in 1985 and played one year in an army band in the subsequent basic military service, which he completed in the Military Art Ensemble in Tábor.
Although he studied economics, music took precedence. After returning from Tábor in 1986, his first group was Avion, headed by Fero Griglák. After a year, however, it disbanded and in 1987 he joined the band Team. The album brought the band success, with sales exceeding a quarter of a million pieces. In 1989, the second LP released Prichytený pri životu with the hits I Fly In It Also, Prievan in the Wallet and Song for the Shy, and in 1990 another very successful LP Team 3 with the hits I’m Holding You A Place and Severanka.
In 1991, Pavol Habera released his first solo album bearing his name and hits It’s in the Stars or Love Don’t Travel by Train. He released a total of eleven albums with Team, the last of which was released in November 2007. The hit was the song How Little. In 1996, the singer has six solo albums, the last one is It Happens from 2006. In 1996, together with Peter Dvorský, Karel Gott and the Slovak Philharmonic, he recorded the album Svet lásku má, and Dvorský also recorded the albums Christmas Concerts (1998) and Vianočná hviezda ( 1999).
In 1992, he stood on the stage for the first time, performing in the rock opera The Gospel of Mary by director Jozef Bednárik on Bratislava’s New Stage, as well as in the musicals Jozef and His Miraculous Cloak (1994) and Three Musketeers (2004). He starred in the film Fontána Pre Zuzanu 2 (1993). Pavol Habera holds four Czechoslovak Golden Nightingales, three times with Team, in 1989, 1990 and 1991, and one solo, in the last category of singers in 1991. After the division of Czechoslovakia and the renewal of the Slavik poll in Slovakia, he won the first two golden nightingales in 1998 and 1999.
In April and May 2008, the Team team toured the Slovak and Czech cities on the 20th anniversary of the group’s founding under the name Pavol Habera and Team Best Of Tour 2008. In May and June 2012, Habera & Team played the Final Tour 2012. Despite the name, it was not The next two concert strings played in 2016 and 2019 and will return to the stages this year as well. For example, they will perform at Topfest 2022, they also performed at this festival in 2014. Otherwise, they avoid multi-day open-air events and it is very rare to see them at the festival. and the Czech-Slovak Superstar, where in his first year, thanks to his sternness and criticism, he earned the nickname “executioner” without a napkin. They live in Prague with their partner, model Daniela Peštová, they have a daughter Ella Joy and a son Paul Henry. He has a daughter, Zuzana, from his first marriage.
Birthday surprise from Rádio ExpresRádio Expres called the participants of the SuperStar competition to the studio on the occasion of the singer’s jubilee, and they recorded a new version of the song I’m Holding You A Place. The song was sung by Lukáš Adamec, Adam Pavlovčin, Peter Cmorik, Samo Tomeček, Miro Jaroš, Emma Drobná, Dominika Mirgová and Tereza Mašková. We have invited SuperStar contestants throughout history and they have sung one of Team’s biggest hits. I’m excited about the result. says Andrej Kratochvíl, head of music at Bauer Media Audio Slovakia.
Text: TASR (source: www.pavolhabera.info), Hudba.sk edit + Igor Guttler (Rádio Expres)

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