Family
Kanizsa Csillagai
Stars of Kanizsa
Hungarian Beás — Nagykanizsa, from 1993
Style: Vlax song & Central European families
Kanizsa Csillagai. Stars of Kanizsa. Named Beás public family. Underground Magazin, 2005: first local stage 28 February 1993. Beás song, beside Oláh café music and beside Kalyi Jag.
Rombase (Kovalcsik): the first Boyash band was the short-lived Frácilor; then the Stars of Kanizsa. They adapted Boyash folksongs.
Underground Magazin, 11 February 2005: Roma from Nagykanizsa; Beás songs. Leader Horváth Zoltán, guitar and voice. First appearance 28 February 1993, a local Ki mit tud? round. A family band in that notice: wife Ibi, voice; brother Sándor, guitar and mandolin. Extra chairs in that article are listed under Later until a family page records them.
Beás dialect is Romanian-related, not Romani. That is already on this style page. This is the named singing family that page waited for.
Lineage
Birth and death on a vertical line — generation by generation. Places are listed where we could find them.
Generation 1
Horváth Zoltán
Guitar, voice
Underground Magazin 2005. Leader.
Generation 2
Kanizsa Csillagai
Voice, guitar, kanna — Beás song · from 1993
Neighbours
Same country or city, but a different way of playing.
- Veres (Sárközi) — Hungarian Roma → Rotterdam / The Hague
- Lakatos — Hungarian Roma — Budapest (and Belgium, for a time)
- Sárközi / Sárközy — Hungarian Roma — Budapest
- Czinka — Hungarian Roma — Kingdom of Hungary, eighteenth century
- Kalyi Jag — Hungarian Roma — Nagyecsed / Budapest, from 1978
- Járóka — Hungarian Roma — Kisvárda / Budapest
- Boross — Hungarian Roma — Budapest
- Danyi — Hungarian Roma — Budapest