Juro Jánošík

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Juro Jánošík

1987

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30 members

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Ľubomír Paulovič

Juro Jánošík

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František Livora

Juro Jánošík (singing voice)

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Ondrej Malachovský

Jánošík's Father

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Stanislav Beňačka

Mikuš

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Ľubica Rybárska

Milka

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Ján Petrenka

Skala

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Róbert Szücs

Skala (singing voice)

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František Caban

Uhorčík

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Juraj Kubánka

Hrajnoha

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Juraj Hrubant

Hrajnoha (singing voice)

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Viliam Meško

Gajdošík

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Jozef Kundlák

Gajfošík (singing voice)

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Juraj Martvoň

Okoličányi

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Gustáv Papp

Čemický

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Jozef Špaček

Palugyay

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Marta Nitranová

Palugyayová

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Vladimír Nitran

Radvanský

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Štefan Hudec

Radvanský (singing voice)

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Jozef Kuchár

Löwenburg

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Rastislav Uhlár

Löwenburg (singing voice)

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Ladislav Neshyba

Záhora

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Peter Mikuláš

Záhora (singing voice)

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Oľga Hanáková

Mara

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Elena Holičková

Zuza

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Ján Galla

Lehotský

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Jana Valášková

Student

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Eva Jenisová

Student

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Jitka Zerhauová

Student

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Miroslav Dvorský

Student

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Jozef Zajko

Piccolini

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