Mňága a Žďorp: Happyend - CD

The embryos of the group, still known as Mňága and Žďorp, began to form in the spring of 1983. At that time, a formation composed mainly of students from the local grammar school began in Valašské Meziříčí, specifically in the garden of the Fialová family. At the time, she called herself the Appendix and underwent a number of changes over the years. Guitarist Petr Fiala remained the strong point (Martin Knor in particular later joined the hardest core), everything else changed at lightning speed, from the band' s name - Rytmus 84, Happyend, Velký Plytkoš - to its composition.

Under the now famous name (it is composed of two very incorrect, slang “valmezák“ expressions: “shit and shop“) Mňága first performed in June 1987 at Valašské špalíček. As she gradually found her face, her fame rose rapidly. In the 1990s, the band recorded their first record, called Made in Valmez (later Rock & Pop was named the best domestic album of the 1990s), shortly afterwards it became definitively professional and remains a living legend of Czech alternative rock to this day.