Marta Kubišová is a Czech singer born on November 1, 1942, in České Budějovice, Czech Republic. She reached the finals of the talent competition Hledáme nové talenty in 1961. Kubišová won the Zlatý slavík award in 1967, 1969, and 1970. Her song "Modlitba pro Martu" became a symbol of national resistance during the Prague Spring of 1968. She released her debut album Songy a balady in 1969, which was immediately banned in stores. In 1970, Kubišová was falsely accused of pornography and banned from performing until 1989. After the Velvet Revolution, she returned to the stage and released albums including Lampa (1990), Někdy si zpívám (1991), Vítej, lásko (2005), and Soul (2016).
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Micro-magic-circus / Golden kids 1
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Singly (1965-1970 resp. 1990)
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Depeše
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Putování (1966-2017)
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Songy A Balady
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Soul
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Magický Hlas Rebelky
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Zlatá šedesátá
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Hare Krišna, Tajga Blues '69 A Další (Singly 1967-1970)
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| Můj svět /In My World |
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Vyznání (Zlatá Kolekce)
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Golden Kids 24 Golden Hits
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Magdaléna, Dejte Mi Kousek Louky...
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Songy A Balady
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Singly 1
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