Marika Késmárky, known professionally as Edina Pop, is a Hungarian-born singer
born February 4, 1941, who established her career in West Germany. Her early
solo career in pop music began in Hungary with releases such as "Egy fiú a
házból", "Futok a pénzem után", "Nem leszek a bohócod", "Nem vagy az, akinek
hittelek", "Virágok", and "Végre szabad vagyok", followed by her 1970 debut solo
album Halt die Liebe fest and German singles including "Komm, komm zu mir" in
1970 and "Tomatenrote Lippen" in 1971. In 1979, she joined the Eurodisco pop
band Dschinghis Khan, contributing to the ...