Marta Kubišová

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Marta Kubišová is a Czech singer of iconic significance. Born in 1942, she gained notoriety during the Prague Spring of 1968 and was banned from performing in Czechoslovakia until 1989. She was a signatory of Charter 77 proclamation. During the Prague Spring, she recorded over 200 SP records and one LP, Songy a Balady (1969), which was immediately banned from stores.

Her first LPs after the Velvet revolution in 1989 were a re-issue of Songy a Balady and a compilation of old songs, titled Lampa.

[edit] Recordings

1. Songy a balady (1969, 1996)
2. Lampa (1990)
3. Singly 1 (1996)
4. Nechte zvony znít (Singly 2) (1997)
5. Dejte mi kousek louky (Singly 3) (1998)
6. Modlitba (Singly 4) (1999).

[edit] Films and TV

1. . Pátrání po Ester (2005)
2. . Kameňák 2 (2004)
3. . Zdivočelá země II (2001)
4. . Zpověď Ungelt (2000)
5. . Noční hovory s matkou (1999)
6. . Stalo se na podzim (1994)
7. . Hodnota tváře (1992)
8. . Zvláštní bytosti (1990)
9. . Vražda ing. Čerta (1970)
10. . Proudy lásku odnesou (1969) (TV)
11. . Bylo čtvrt a bude půl (1968)
12. . Kulhavý ďábel (1968)
13. . Gramo / Hit 68 (1968) (TV)
14. . Náhrdelník melancholie - Sedm písní Marty Kubišové (1968)
15. . Jak se krade milión (1967)
16. . Mučedníci lásky (1966)
17. . Vysílá studio A (1966)
18. . Revue v mlze (1966)