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Dežo Ursiny
Dezider Ursiny, better known as Dežo Ursiny (; 4 October 1947 – 2 May 1995) was a Slovak musician, composer, and filmmaker. In the 1960s, he was a member of the Beatmen and the Soulmen, two bands who pioneered an Eastern European style of music called big beat, which combined rock and roll, jazz, and twist when those styles were banned in the Eastern Bloc. He subsequently launched a solo career, usually in collaboration with the poet Ivan Štrpka, and composed music for a number of films. Ursiny died of oral cancer on 2 May 1995, aged 47.In 2019, Ursiny was ranked 83rd in the RTVS Greatest Slovak poll. In 2021, he was awarded the Pribina Cross, 2nd class, by the President of Slovakia, for "extraordinary services to the cultural development of the Slovak Republic". Provided by Wikipedia
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7by Lehotský, Ján, 1947-, Luknár, A., Hasrwood, R., Heatlie, B., Belák, Ľubomír, 1951-, Sarvaš, Martin, 1961-, Lauko, Ján, Čižmár, Ján, 1946-, Hollyfeld, W., Karšay, Alexander, Holroyd, L., Štrasser, Ján, 1946-, Ursiny, Dežo, 1947-1995, Hangóni, Ján, Guldan, Peter, 1946-2022, Carlo, G., Patejdl, Vašo, 1954-2023, Bázlik, Igor, 1941-2023, Molnár, L., Rigó, P., Daněk, P., Zeman, Ľuboš, Hanszer, A., Zsapka, T.
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