Kalmár Pál

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Pál Kalmár was born in Budapest on September 5, 1900, his father was from Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok county district court and his mother a dedescendant of the historic Czebe family. He was schooled in the Highlands and eventually obtained a military career in the Royal Hungarian Army. Later, at 19, he became part of the Hungarian comedy theater. In 1935, he worked on the film 'St. Peter's umbrella'. During the Second World War his career was interrupted but he resumed singing as a full-time job after the war. After a major throat operation in 1968, he permanently lost his voice. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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albums

Hungarian Retro Music / Kalmár Pál, volume 2

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Hungarian Retro Music / Kalmár Pál, volume 1

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The Hungarian Song / Kalmar Pal - "The King Of Tango" Recordings 1931 - 1939

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Music

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Kalmar Pal - "The King Of Tango"

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Szomorú vasárnap

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''Emlékszik még, kislány'' (Kalmár Pál slágerei)

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Emlékszik Még, Kislány? — Kalmár Pál Slágerei

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Download

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Ott, ahol zúg az a négy folyó (1920-1933)

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Megáll az idő (A legnagyobb magyar slágerek a XX. Századból - 1920-1960)

Hungarian Noir: A Tribute to the Gloomy Sunday

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