Mário Bihári (born 28 December 1977 in Malacky) is a Slovak Romani singer, accordionist, pianist and clarinettist based in the Czech Republic. Blind since the age of eight, he graduated with honours from the Jan Deyl Conservatory in Prague. He rose to prominence as a member of Zuzana Navarová's group KOA, becoming its principal composer after her death in 2004. He now performs solo or with Bachtale Apsa, a band he founded in 2010 that blends Romani folk music with jazz, flamenco, tango and world music.
Bachtale Apsa with Máriem Bihári performed at a benefit concert as part of the European Heritage Days in the Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Litoměřice.
The Bachtale Apsa band performed at the International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary, while Mário Bihári was recovering from health problems at that time.
Mário Bihári returned to the stage after health problems - the Bachtale Apsa band announced his return at a concert on July 30 at the courtyard of the Bethlehem Chapel in Prague.
Bachtale Apsa performed a concert in Černošice as part of the Spring Greeting event; the band has given over 300 performances at home and abroad since 2010.
A tribute evening celebrating the music and life of Zuzana Navarová, featuring performer Márió Bihári.
A musical tribute to Zuzana Navarová by Mário Bihári, honouring the artist who shaped his career. An intimate evening of accordion, piano, and voice in a church in Šumperk.
Hungarian composer and musician Mário Bihári performs at Slezsko-Ostravský Castle in Ostrava.
A musical tribute by singer-songwriter Mário Bihári honoring Zuzana Navarová, who was instrumental in launching his career.
