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A nostalgic, homegrown children's music act.
Kaláka is a celebrated Hungarian folk music ensemble formed in Budapest in 1969 that specializes in setting classical and contemporary poems to acoustic melodies. Featuring a rich array of traditional instruments like the zither, mandolin, double bass, and flutes, the group bridges folk traditions with children's literature and art song. Their enduring career spans over five decades of heartwarming, intellectually rich performances.
Kaláka plays acoustic folk music, specializing in setting classical and contemporary poems to traditional instruments like the zither, mandolin, and double bass.
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The current lineup of Kaláka includes Gábor Becze, Dániel Gryllus, Vilmos Gryllus, and Balázs Radványi.
Kaláka was formed in Budapest in 1969.