Dolhai Attila

Dolhai Attila can be a Hungarian classical crossover singer who produced his single album debut in 2006 after increasing to fame in some musical theater productions previous in the decade. Created on January 7, 1977, in Kisvárda, Hungary, he started his rise to popularity in 2000 along with his efficiency as Tony inside a Hungarian edition of West Part Story staged in the Szegedi Country wide Theatre (we.e., Szegedi Nemzeti Színház) in Budapest. In the years that adopted he appeared in various other musical theatre productions in the Szegedi Country wide Theatre, plus others in the Budapest Opera Theatre (we.e., Budapesti Operettszínház). His most well-known part was that of Romeo in Rómeó és Júlia, a Hungarian version of Romeo and Juliet staged in the Budapest Opera Theatre in 2004. The recognition of the creation led to the discharge of the cast documenting on Compact disc. Attila subsequently produced his solo recording debut in 2006 with Ébredjen a Nap. The follow-up albums Olasz Szerelem (2007) and Egy Szerelem Története (2008) had been commercial blockbusters.