Jimmy Zámbó, born Imre Zámbó on January 20, 1958, in Budapest, Hungary, was a Hungarian pop singer. Zámbó began a career as part of the Hungarian State Radio Children's Choir. In the early 1990s, Zámbó achieved significant success and was named Singer of the Year in 1993. The album Karácsony Jimmyvel (2000) became one of Hungary’s best-selling albums in 2000. Zámbó also hosted a show on RTL Klub starting in 2000. Zámbó died by an accidental gunshot wound on January 2, 2001. Later, a unique milestone was achieved when all 13 of his albums topped the Hungarian charts simultaneously in 2001, as reported by MAHASZ, the Hungarian record industry association. Notable later releases include Zámbó Jimmy 1958–2001 (2001) and Emlékalbum (2003). Other notable releases include the debut album Csak egy vallomás (1991).
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A Király - Filmzene & Symphonic
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Csak a jók mennek el
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Sztember volt
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Requiem
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Jimmyx
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Emlékalbum
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Karácsony Jimmy nélkül
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1958-2001
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Karácsony Jimmyvel
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Dalban mondom el
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Ne Bántsatok Soha Engem
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A Budapest Sportcsarnokban
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Mit akarsz a boldogságtól?
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Fogadj örökbe
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Szeress, hogy szeressenek
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