According to Paulina Kocsis, women are envious of another
What are the opportunities for ladies in the Hungarian music industry? That’s what female speakers and male producers expressed their opinion. For the first time, the brainstorming of a professional and audience meeting, the singer Juli Horányi, has been noticed for a few years ago: the number of successful solo female performers in domestic musical life.
Five taboo topics were surrounded by well-known characters in Hungarian music life at the roundtable. According to producers, a change of generation has occurred in the international trend and women are playing an increasingly important role.
– The female performers can be built at home, but at the same time Ladies should always bring 100 percent and men are more forgiving the audience with a worse concert -said the Erkel Ferenc Prize winner Gábor Závodi, who has been working with Zsuzsa Koncz for decades and Also with Magdi Ruzsa.
– Today, the music industry is quite different, it requires quick reactivity and the change must be well done. Someone can be a big star quickly, as evidenced by foreign examples, added Gergő Sticza, head of Astro Music.
More experienced and young singers on the topic also expressed their opinion, and many shared their own experiences with the audience.
– Women are much more envious and jealous by their nature, This is not typical for men. This is a significant reason why male performers are present on stage. Let’s not forget that the majority of fans are women who are attracted to men, he said the phonogram award winner Kocsis Paulinawho finished second in the tenth season of X-Factor.
« It matters a lot about the direction we go after a talent researcher, what kind of music we are doing, and is there a management that can help us to show our knowledge at the beginning of the field, » he added The Great Duet’s third place this yearMihályfi Luca, who also said that Not only is it hurt if you have clothes on it, but also if it is not, which also does not make the role of female performers in the music industry.
