Zorán in Zalaegerszeg

Zorán is a Serbian-Hungarian singer, guitarist and composer, born in Belgrade in 1942 and raised in Hungary. He co-founded Zenith in 1960; the group became the beat band Metró the following year. After Metró disbanded in 1972, he began a solo career and a long collaboration with composer Gábor Presser. His first solo album, Zorán, arrived in 1977 and included “Apám hitte”; he received the Franz Liszt Prize in 1982. In 1992, Zorán took part in a Metró reunion concert. He presented an unplugged concert at Budapest Sports Hall in 1993, and later returned for further reunion shows with Metró in 2001 and 2006.