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Míla Spazierová-Hezká
voc, 1901-1953
Singer
A.k.a. Milada Hezká
Czech vocalist. Born September 1, 1901 in České Budějovice (former Austro-Hungarian Empire), died July 27, 1953 (former Czechoslovakia). Uncomplete song list (about fourty recordings for Esta and Ultraphon, much more at all): Píseň zapadáku (Tak to vidíš Máňo) (1937, Ultraphon, Géza Včelička), Nemám nic než to, co mám (1937, Ultraphon, Josef Stelibský) - from the movie 'Batalión', Ukolébavka v Harlemu (1938) - slowfox from the movie 'Klapzubova jedenáctka', playback for the song by Vlasta Matulová from the movie 'Minulost Jany Kosinové' (1940), Bloudím měsíční nocí (1940, Esta, Jiří Srnka/Karel Michael Walló), Modravé dálky (1940, Esta, Jiří Srnka/Karel Michael Walló), Píseň o malém námořníčku (chanson, Jindřich Loukota), Vlající šátek (Leopold Korbař), Zpívám květům (Josef Stelibský), Noční motýl (Roman Blahník), Matčino srdce (Jaroslav Jeremiáš), Jen ten, kdo miluje (Josef Stelibský), Když jsem kytici vázala (Supraphon, 1951, Jaroslav Ježek/Voskovec + Werich), Až umřu, můj miláčku (Supraphon, 1951, Jan Seidel/Josef Václav Sládek).
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