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Helena Vondráčková
Her success continued with numerous chart-topping hits such as "Pátá", a Czech adaptation of "Downtown" by Petula Clark, and "Sladké mámení", which became an enduring classic from the beloved Czech comedy S tebou mě baví svět. She also found success with songs like "Lásko má, já stůňu" (from the musical Noc na Karlštejně) and "Dlouhá noc", which became one of her signature comeback hits in the early 2000s.
Throughout the 1960s and 70s, she appeared at major festivals, winning the Golden Lyre (Bratislavská Lyra) and the Grand Prix at the Sopot International Song Festival. As a member of the legendary pop trio Golden Kids, alongside Marta Kubišová and Václav Neckář, she became a staple of Czech pop culture until the group was forced to disband in 1970 due to political suppression.
Beyond pop music, Vondráčková has also enjoyed a vibrant career in musical theater, portraying iconic roles such as Fantine in Les Misérables and Donna in Mamma Mia!. Despite facing a temporary decline in popularity after the Velvet Revolution due to her perceived association with the pre-1989 regime, her career rebounded in the 2000s with Platinum-selling albums, sold-out tours, and frequent television appearances—cementing her status as one of the Czech Republic’s most enduring and best-selling musical artists. Provided by Wikipedia