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Hrdza

Slovak folk rock band

Hrdza (lit. Rust in Slovak) is a Slovak folk rock band from Prešov, formed in 1999. The band mostly performs in their native Slovakia, but they have played

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Veronika Rabada

Slovak singer (born 1984)

Rabadová was the lead vocalist of the Slovak world music band Hrdza. During her time with Hrdza, the band released three albums: Muzička (2002), Pod božími

Veronika Rabada

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Prešov

City in Slovakia

2021. folk.sk (15 January 2002). "Predstavujeme skupinu Hrdza" [Introducing the group Hrdza] (in Slovak). Retrieved 21 December 2021. Frank, Michal (7

Prešov

List of folk rock artists

Grapes of Wrath The Greencards Griva Gundula Krause Hedningarna The Hooters Hrdza The Incredible String Band Indigo Girls The Infamous Stringdusters Los Jaivas

List of folk rock artists

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List of Slovak musical groups

Collegium Musicum Desmod Dzierzynski Bitz Elán Fun Master Horkýže Slíže Hrdza IMT Smile Iné Kafe Kalijuge King Shaolin Kmetoband Kollárovci Kontrafakt

List of Slovak musical groups

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Slovakia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010

each quarter-final. On 28 January 2010, "Taká sa mi páči" performed by Hrdza which qualified from the first quarter-final was disqualified from the competition

Slovakia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010

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Online names & meanings

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Surname or Lastname

English

Slott

English : topographic name for someone who lived in a muddy place, from Middle English slott â€˜mudâ€™, â€˜slimeâ€™.Swedish and Danish : ornamental name from slot(t) â€˜palaceâ€™.Variant spelling of Dutch Slot, a metonymic occupational name for a locksmith, from Middle Dutch slo(e)t â€˜lockâ€™, â€˜claspâ€™.Americanized form of Czech and Slovak slota â€˜bad weatherâ€™, â€˜evil personâ€™, â€˜witchâ€™.