Beáta Dubasová

Beáta Dubasová (born 14 May 1963) is a Slovak pop singer who had an impact on the domestic music scene in the second half of the 1980s. She scored a number of hits, becoming a teen idol and maintaining her popularity into the 1990s. As of 2023, she has released six studio albums, two children's albums, and two compilations.

Life and career Beginnings Beáta Dubasová was inclined towards music as a child, which led her to perform in various singing competitions in elementary school. When she was fourteen, she began to sing with her brother's band at village entertainment performances. Her debut album, Beáta, released in 1987, included vocal and keyboard contributions from renowned musician Vašo Patejdl, of the pop-rock band Elán.

In 1988, the singer re-released her debut album in English and followed it with her next original record, Úschovňa pohľadov. In 1990, she published Za dverami mojej izby, which became her biggest success to date.

Modrý album was released in 1993 and included the hits "Vráť mi tie hviezdy" and "Ten príbeh je preč". In the latter half of the decade, Dubasová worked on her second children's album, titled Išla myška briežkom, which she published in 1996.

In 2000, the singer released the album 7 dní and followed it a year later with the compilation Beáta – to najlepšie. After a five-year break, she returned in 2006 with Ako chutí ráno and followed again a year later with the compilation Best Of.

Personal life Dubasová has been married since 1991 to Andrej Andrašovan, a sound engineer and son of composer and conductor Tibor Andrašovan. They have a son, Adam (born 1994), and live in Bratislava. According to her social media posts, Dubasová adheres to Roman Catholicism.

Awards Journalists' Prize at Bratislavská lýra for "Muzikantské byty", a duet with Vašo Patejdl (1989)

Discography

Studio albums Beáta (1987) Beáta – anglická verzia (1988) Úschovňa pohľadov (1988) Za dverami mojej izby (1990) Modrý album (1993) 7 dní (2000) Ako chutí ráno (2006)

Children's albums Peter, Vašo a Beáta deťom (1987) Išla myška briežkom (1996)

Compilations Beáta – to najlepšie (2001) Best Of (2007)