Ľubomír Belák (born 5 January 1951 in

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) is a Slovak musician, vocalist, music composer and TV producer. His father Michal Belák was a presenter, singer and actor, and his mother Pavla Adámková Beláková was a singer in choir of the Slovak National Theater. His older sister Jana Beláková was a singer and his younger sister Daniela Luthová is a vogue designer. In 1983 he graduated from Philosophical Faculty at the

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in Bratislava.

Career

In 1960s Belák started in bigbeat group formed at the basic school. Since 1968 his orchestra played with the Slovak popular singers Eva Kostolányiová and Karol Duchoň. Later with his sister Jana he created a vocal duo performing with his group "Skupina Ľuba Beláka". In 1981 he founded the rock group LBT that published an LP in the Opus Records. The same year he helped to produce another LP for popular entertainment duo

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and

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. Belák was a music director of various music festivals including

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, Bratislavské džezové dni, etc. Since 1984 he worked at the

Slovenská televízia Slovenská televízia (; "Slovak Television"; STV) was a state-owned public television organisation in Slovakia. It was created in 1991 as the Slovak part of the former Czechoslovak Television and was headquartered in Bratislava. It was funded f ...

. From 1992 he is an independent TV producer, created TV shows include "Čo dokáže ulica", "Rhytmick", "Život zvaný droga", "Music klub", etc.

Discography

* 1980 – Karol Duchoň – ''skupina Ľuba Beláka'' * 1981 –

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– ''Bolo nás jedenásť'' * 1981 – Rezsõ Soltész – ''Robot love'' * 1982 – Mixed Co. – ''Islands'' * 1983 – Radošinské naivné divadlo – ''Jááánošík'' (double album) * 2008 – Ľubo Belák – ''Bigbíťák''

Film music

* Autobus – short film * Droga – short TV film * Slovensko – medium long film * Slniečko na rukavičke – TV series * Mať tak o koliesko viac – animated TV series

TV production

* Čo dokáže ulica (series) * Rhythmick (series) * Keď odchádza kapela (series) * Príbeh zvaný droga (series) * Ide pieseň okolo (series) * Detektívka (music film of popular Slovak group Elán) * Papierové lásky (TV dramatization of the story with songs)

Theoretical research – mass communication

* Projekt Verejnoprávnej televízie – 2006 * Punk a nová vlna (dissertation work at Philosophical Faculty of

)

References

''The article contains text translated from Ľubo Belák on the

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. Retrieved 5 January 2019.''

External links

Official homepageProfile on the Slovak portal Osobnosti.skProfile on

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