Kajto

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Kajto is a musical group from the Netherlands whose lyrics are written in Esperanto. Kajto primarily produces folklore music, folk dance music and canons. Their 1989 album "Flugdrako" was the first Esperanto music album to be produced on CD. Together with the rock band Persone they share the record of having produced the highest number of albums of Esperanto music (each of the two band has produced five albums).

Kajto consists of the following members:

Nanne Kalma
Marita Kruijswijk
Ankie van der Meer
Marian Nesse

[edit] Discography

Lokomotivo Rulu Nun! (2004)
Masko (1999) (part of Kolekto 2000)
Vinilkosmo-kompil' 1 (1995) (Compilation of songs by many artists, including one song by Kajto)
Tohuvabohuo (1993)
Procesio Multkolora (1991)
Flugdrako (1989)