Helena Vondráčková and her musical repertoire

Helena Vondráčková is as famous a singer as Lucie Bílá. She is a singer and occasional actress who has made her mark on people's consciousness with timeless hits, but also with comedy TV roles. We will now introduce you to this dominant figure of the Czech music scene in more detail.

More about Helena Vondráčková

To begin with, we can reveal that the singer is sister of the successful singer Jiri Vondracek. Among other things, she is the aunt of the talented singer Lucie Vondráčková. More information related to her can be found in the table presented below.

Helena Vondráčková is also closely associated with the musical group Golden Kids. It was active mainly between 1968 and 1970, 1994, 1995 and 1997. It was a group of Helena Vondráčková, Marta Kubišová and Václav Neckář.

Helena Vondráčková - Hits that never get old

Helena Vondráčková's discography is truly varied, there is no doubt about that. It all started with the hits Pátá, Why nobody likes me and continued with the songs Fanfan, And you ask, Copacanana, I Will Go On, Long Night, Carnival and I Welcome the Rain. These and many other hits made Helena Vondráčková so famous that she basically wrote herself into the history of Czech pop and jazz.

Helena Vondráčková and her work

As we revealed in the introduction of this article, Helena Vondráčková is not only a successful singer. She has also put her talents to good use in several musicals, where she began appearing in 1992. Some of the famous ones include Les Misérables, Cars, Mona Lisa, Romeo and Juliet, Mamma Mia! and The Man in the Iron Mask.

In addition to musicals, there were many acting roles. No one will forget the old movie The Madly Sad Princess of 1968where Helena Vondráčková played a princess alongside Václav Neckář. Other famous films include Romance for the Crown, Just Let Him Be Afraid, Love on an Advertisement, Tearing Violets with Dynamite, Stone Miner 2 and Gymple. Helena Vondráčková is simply prolific and definitely deserves significant attention on the Czech scene.