Mňága a Žďorp are a Czech rock band from Valašské Meziříčí formed in 1983 under the name Slepé střevo. Led by vocalist and guitarist Petr Fiala, the group underwent several name changes before adopting their current moniker in 1987. They released their debut studio album, Made in Valmez (1991), which featured the track “Hodinový hotel” (1991). Their recording career includes the studio albums Furt rovně (1992), Radost až na kost (1993), and Ryzí zlato (1995), the latter produced by Ivan Král. They also filmed the mockumentary Mňága – Happy end (1996). Their subsequent work includes the studio recordings Made in China (2014) and Třecí plochy (2019). They followed these with the studio recording Hoříš? Hořím! (2025). The ensemble received the award for Best Group at the 2025 Anděl Awards.
