I chose this.

Sándor Révész tells the story. From his childhood to his current, quiet life, he tells everything he thinks is important, and this long, successful story is full of soul and emotion - such as his music, his singing and all his performances as a performer. He tells us about his grandparents and parents, the tragedy of his mother, who he lost early... The atmosphere of the sixties, the beat era that sucked him in, Béla Radics, who was his idol... and his first bands. He tells us about Generál and Piramis - also about what was painful about it: what it was like to break up with his fellow musicians, Lajos Som. He tells us about hermetic philosophy and Mária Szepes, from whom he learned so much. He tells stories about songs, great concerts, women he loved, friends he felt like his sisters, his farm where he took long walks in nature, and the animals he cared for. These are the stories of the now seventy-year-old "Külyök". It's good to listen to him. "The new rhythm that life has offered me is a great gift. Every morning, when I shave, I smile in the mirror, even though based on the reflection I have no reason to do so, since my hair is graying, my appearance has changed, but I am in harmony with myself, every day starts well. I learned from Aunt Mária Szepes: "Be happy, you have every reason to be happy." Noted by: Derksen Gyöngyi and Bálint Csaba