Michal David, born Vladimír Štancl on July 14, 1960, in Prague, Czechoslovakia, is a Czech singer, composer, and songwriter. He began his music career during his studies at the Prague Conservatory in the 1970s, joining the group of František Janeček as a pianist, singer, and songwriter. After the Velvet Revolution in 1989, his popularity waned due to market changes, but he regained prominence later, composing "Správnej tým" (1998) for the Czech national ice hockey team, "Dlouhá noc" (2001) for Helena Vondráčková, and his first musical, Kleopatra (2002), which premiered at Prague's Broadway Theatre. His song "Třetí Galaxie" appeared in Eli Roth’s movie Hostel. In 2011, David became a vocal coach on the TV show The Voice Czech Republic Slovakia.
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Singly (1980-1988)
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Život je náš
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Funky 2
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Moje zapomenuté ploužáky 2
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Moje zapomenuté ploužáky
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Open Air (Live)
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Non Stop
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Discopříběh
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Děti Ráje
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Nenapovídej
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Michal David Plays Piano (Greatest Hits)
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Mata Hari
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Lucerna
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I'd Love to Live
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Rodinná Show
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