Landa Daniel: Greetings from the front - LP

Pozdrav z fronty (A Greeting from the Front) from 1997 is a continuation of Daniel Landa's journey towards adulthood. Serious themes become more prominent, showing an inclination towards history and an attempt to understand the role of a nation. This all comes together in one of Landa's most powerful songs, titled 1938, a suggestive artistic summary of the demise of the First Czechoslovak Republic.

Daniel Landa is a rock singer, composer, lyricist, librettist, screenwriter, producer, actor, boxer, racing driver, and mental coach. He began his music career in the band Orlík, which disbanded after releasing their second album, and Landa has performed as a solo artist ever since. He has countless awards from popularity polls and numerous Gold, Platinum, and Multi-Platinum records to his name. He debuted as a musical author with Krysař (The Pied Piper), and his latest musical is Klíč králů (The Key of Kings). As an actor, he appeared in significant roles in films such as Černí baroni (The Black Barons) and Proč? (Why?). His last film role was Alex in his own film Tacho, and on television, he portrayed Emanuel Moravec in the episode Den po Mnichovu (The Day After Munich) from the acclaimed series České století (The Czech Century).