
Person
Marcela Březinová
Acting · Born 1960-11-18 · Podbořany, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]
Biography
Marcela Březinová (* 18 November 1960) is a Czech singer, songwriter and pedagogue. The finalist of the former talent contest Young Song (1980) started her professional career as a vocalist vocalist of the avant-garde electronic group OK Band (1981-1987), with which she also recorded her core musical material. Although, after leaving the band, she was already soloist, the background of the recording studios was mainly found in the title collaboration with other artists; most often alongside Lešek Semelka and his S.L.S. (1987-1991), then also in Yandim Band Slávka Janda (1989-1990). The most prominent results, including the Grammy's annual Grammy Award, were performed by the artist in the 1990s with two profile boards. In the new millennium, it partially rehabilitated its operations in the temporarily restored OK Bandu (1999-2003, 2011-2013). According to the Encyclopedia of Jazz and Modern Popular Music, Březina "as one of the first transforms the vocal elements of the new wave into the Czech female vocal." From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Known for

We love Czechia
Self

Český slavík
Self

Daisies
Toilet Keeper
Ruská ruleta
1994

Aesop
Dancer

Lady on the Tracks
Dancer

Young Wine
Vocals
Cesta do pekla a zpátky
Vocals
Filmography
- 2013We love CzechiaSelf
- 1996Český slavíkSelf
- 1996Cesta do pekla a zpátkyVocals
- 1994Ruská ruleta
- 1986Young WineVocals
- 1970AesopDancer
- 1966DaisiesToilet Keeper
- 1966Lady on the TracksDancer
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