Memorial concert for Naďa Urbanková: Voříšek was barking

This is how they greeted each other whenever they met. “Naďa invented that greeting and she wouldn’t forgive me if I didn’t do it now,” Voříšek revealed with the fact that Naďa liked to bark at him even from the audience when he was moderating.

Dozens of singers then took turns on the stage to pay tribute to the late singer. Visibly emaciated Michal David (63) even came back earlier from his “lodge” in Tenerife because of her. And because Nada’s greatest hit was decided I’m jealous to play his own piano, he called the movers for it!

Then when Adriano Celentano (86) started the legendary song in Italian on stage as its original performer, the audience was amazed. And as soon as he switched to Czech and Grossmann’s text, complete madness broke out! Michal is simply the king!

The singer’s daughter Jana Fabiánová (45), who invented the whole concert, mostly cried through the evening. When the colleagues sang Nada’s songs, the auditorium roared without a break.

Iconic glasses

The singer’s iconic glasses dominated not only the poster and the rear projection, but many performers also wore them on their noses, including Eva Burešová (30), Barbory ​​Kodetová (53) or Vladimir Hron (57). “Mom, can you see that?” asked Jana with emotion, looking up several times during the concert. “Mommy would be very happy with the show here and she would laugh a lot at the glasses that dominated the concert,” she explained.