Katona Klára, born on October 20, 1953, in Ráckeve, Hungary, is a Hungarian singer. She began her singing career at age 13 and turned professional in 1972 after winning an award for her song "Bővízű forrás" on the Hungarian television program Táncdalfesztivál. Katona Klára provided vocals for Neoton Família's "Kék Csillag" before embarking on a solo career, releasing her debut album Savanyú A Csokoládé in 1977 with backing from Ferenc Demjén and Bergendy. In the following years, she released several albums, including Láthatod: Boldog Vagyok (1978), Titkaim (1981), and Éjszakai Üzenet (1986). Her career saw success in the 1980s with compositions by Gábor Presser and Dusán Sztevanovity. Katona Klára also hosted several television shows and received the Small Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary in 1995. Since 2020, she has been publishing articles on art and music in the weekly magazine Jelen.
