Historyat the very beginning, two friends, Hana Kubíčková and Pavla Fediuková from Štěpánská high school in Prague went home and thought which band they will put on when they throw away their schoolbags to the corner, and well, Hanka said, "The Gas".And thus the band got its name. Hanka and Pavla played together in their room guitars. Then Tomáš Míka introduced Marka to them. She sat behind the piano and pounded on it with all her might. Hanka drummed on a box instead of a drumset. Later on Kateřina Jirčíková joined on flute and saxophone and Eva Trnková on guitar. Lyrics and songs began to appear and the group entered the Czech music scene. So it was in the 1980s.The Story of the Girl Band named Plyn, Dybbuk, and Zuby nehty in the 1980sThe love of my life (except for the children), the band. First, in 1980, Plyn (The Gas). Marka, Hanka, and Pavla. Great friendship, such that only twenty years old are capable of, the kind that everyone longs to experience. Admiration and respect were the foundation. We wanted to be together all the time and so everything was a good excuse to spend time together. I traveled with Marka to Hradec Králové, where she was engaged in the theater, I sold the paper Evening Prague with her, and we went to visit Hanka in the camp of Charles University because we just could not be a week without each other. Beautiful birthday surprises, a great way to celebrate our friendship....
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Historyat the very beginning, two friends, Hana Kubíčková and Pavla Fediuková from Štěpánská high school in Prague went home and thought which band they will put on when they throw away their schoolbags to the corner, and well, Hanka said, "The Gas".And thus the band got its name. Hanka and Pavla played together in their room guitars. Then Tomáš Míka introduced Marka to them. She sat behind the piano and pounded on it with all her might. Hanka drummed on a box instead of a drumset. Later on Kateřina Jirčíková joined on flute and saxophone and Eva Trnková on guitar. Lyrics and songs began to appear and the group entered the Czech music scene. So it was in the 1980s.The Story of the Girl Band named Plyn, Dybbuk, and Zuby nehty in the 1980sThe love of my life (except for the children), the band. First, in 1980, Plyn (The Gas). Marka, Hanka, and Pavla. Great friendship, such that only twenty years old are capable of, the kind that everyone longs to experience. Admiration and respect were the foundation. We wanted to be together all the time and so everything was a good excuse to spend time together. I traveled with Marka to Hradec Králové, where she was engaged in the theater, I sold the paper Evening Prague with her, and we went to visit Hanka in the camp of Charles University because we just could not be a week without each other. Beautiful birthday surprises, a great way to celebrate our friendship.
ZUBY NEHTY : 100% rock alternatif féminin, 40 ans sur scène musical Historyat the very beginning, two friends, Hana Kubíčková and Pavla Fediuková from Štěpánská high school in Prague went home and thought which band they will put on when they throw away their schoolbags to the corner, and well, Hanka said, "The Gas".And thus the band got its name. Hanka and Pavla played together in their room guitars. Then Tomáš Míka introduced Marka to them. She sat behind the piano and pounded on it with all her might. Hanka drummed on a box instead of a drumset. Later on Kateřina Jirčíková joined on flute and saxophone and Eva Trnková on guitar. Lyrics and songs began to appear and the group entered the Czech music scene. So it was in the 1980s.The Story of the Girl Band named Plyn, Dybbuk, and Zuby nehty in the 1980sThe love of my life (except for the children), the band. First, in 1980, Plyn (The Gas). Marka, Hanka, and Pavla. Great friendship, such that only twenty years old are capable of, the kind that everyone longs to experience. Admiration and respect were the foundation. We wanted to be together all the time and so everything was a good excuse to spend time together. I traveled with Marka to Hradec Králové, where she was engaged in the theater, I sold the paper Evening Prague with her, and we went to visit Hanka in the camp of Charles University because we just could not be a week without each other. Beautiful birthday surprises, a great way to celebrate our friendship.
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