Plácido Domingo

Plácido Domingo and the Hungarians The limited-edition Hungarian-English book, illustrated with nearly 600 photos, brings to light one memorable moment of Plácido Domingo's relationship with the Hungarians. An exceptional meeting of business, power and art in the career of the epoch-making artist. An epoch-making singer and synergy broker with exceptional skills, a giant of the music industry. During his career, he set many records and still holds them to this day. Hungarians have been present in his life for many decades. György Sir Solti or Éva Marton were decisive partners in his artistic success. The Hungarian bloodline is also present in the family tree of his family doctor and the chief conductor of his concerts, or the former director of the Vienna Opera House. The creators of the festival founded in his honor are also Hungarian. He is happy to promote Hungary all over the world, he likes the music of Erkel, Bartók, Kodály and Lehár. He loves Hungary and feels close to Hungarians. With his many millions of fans, we Hungarians love him too. Because he is Plácido Domingo, one of the greatest magicians in the universe.