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In the ad, Emmi praises Balázs Feco:
He characterized his career with impetus, love for life and professional dedication, as a testimony of the professional and human humility of which few are capable.
On the day of his death, musicians, singers, artists and politicians said goodbye to the composer, singer and founder of the Korál ensemble, winner of the Kossuth and Liszt Ferenc prize. Most remember it on their social pages, on their official websites with songs and lyrics.
Who will be my friend …?
God be with you, Feco!
– this is how you say goodbye to your community Ferenc Demjén Kossuth Award-winning singer, songwriter and bassist.
Zsuzsa Koncz The Kossuth Prize and Liszt Ferenc Prize-winning singer greeted his former orchestra briefly and in amazement:
I say goodbye sadly …
Fecó, dear, rest in peace!
Gergő Borlai musician who has performed at various concerts with Feco, as well on his Irish community page:
In 1996, I played in the band In Line. Suddenly, the phone came to accompany Feco in his live recording unplugged. Mek Malek was the arranger, in addition to Jancsa Robi Rátonyi played the piano, Kati Kovács and Zorán were the guests. I met Feco during rehearsals, but we did it right away. It was a great concert, in an incredibly good mood, followed by a jam session. The last time I spoke to him on the phone was in July about a concert that unfortunately did not materialize. Huge loss. He was next to Charlie, who sang his songs in their original tone all his life. It’s scary that neither Gyuszi Csepregi nor Pali Vasvári and Fecó are among us from the recording team. Take care, take care of each other!
Among politicians Gergely Christmas, The mayor of Budapest briefly says goodbye to his community:
Sand in the wind, I know.
We are all that. Rest in peace!
Tamás Hevesi The singer writes a lot on his community page:
Dear Feco! You will stay with us forever!
Mother Balázs thanks Fecó for one of his songs:
“I trust you, where …
… this is not the planet! “
Bye teacher
László Fischer The guitarist, a founding member of the Korál ensemble, one of the most important Hungarian representatives of lyrical rock, recalled MTI Balázs’s professional and human friendship with Fecó:
With the foundation of the Choir in 1978, Balázs Fecó wanted to continue the work of his old group, the Taurus, this melodic rock music also characterized the Choir. It was a great experience to play with Balázs Feco: the two of us complemented each other well, he preferred to take the lyrical line, me and the rocker.
Zoltán Mága violinist wrote on Facebook:
I am deeply shocked and even more deeply saddened that one of the greatest excellencies in Hungarian musical life, with whom we had a family friendship and was the highlight of my gala concerts and charity performances, gave up the fight today and touched his soul to the sky.
(Cover image: Balázs Fecó in 2017. Photo: Zih Zsolt / MTI)
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