Katarzia

The young singer Katarína Kubošiová hides under the name Katarzia, who characterizes her work as "Slovak girl folk rap". She mainly builds on her Slovak texts, which reflect the life of a young woman in the third millennium.

In 2013, she released her debut album Generácia Y on Slnko Records, which, according to music critics, belongs to the to the best that has happened on the Slovak music scene in recent years. The year 2016 then brought the release of the new album Agnostika, which Katarzia also recorded with the accompanying band. The album received nominations at the Radio_Head Awards in the following categories: Album of the Year, Single of the Year and Album of the Year / Critic's Award. She won the Radio_Head Awards in the Single of the Year category for the title song Kde sa slzy berú> for Iveta Gróf's film The Fifth Ship, she also won the award at the prestigious Berlinale 2018 >. In March 2018, she wrote the texts for Sophocles' Antigone directed by Ondřej Spišák for the Slovak National Theatre, where she live represents the current generation of committed young women. In mid-April 2020, her fourth album entitled Celibate was released, on which she also sings in Czech for the first time (twice in Hoří i voda and Blues o dešti ). In December 2021, she released her fifth album n5 in collaboration with Prague producer Oliver Tor. In 2023, she released her sixth album, Šťastné dítě. From 2023, he also plays again with acoustic instruments and a live band.