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{{Short description|Hungarian singer}}
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{{eastern name order|Zsédenyi Adrienn}}
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| birth_name = Adrienn Zsédenyi
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| birth_name =Adrienn Zsédenyi
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| birth_place = [[Pápa]], Hungary
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| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1974|12|30|df=yes}}
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| years_active = 1994–present
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| birth_place = [[Pápa]], [[Hungary]]
| instrument = vocals
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'''Adrienn Zsédenyi''' (born 30 December 1974), known as '''Zséda''', is a [[Hungarian Music Awards|Fonogram]] and EMeRTon award-winning Hungarian singer.
'''Adrienn Zsédenyi''' (born 30 December 1974), known as '''Zséda''', is a Hungarian singer.


== Life ==
== Life ==
Zseda grew up in [[Szentes]] and attended the Mihály Horváth Secondary School where she joined drama and literature groups. At 15 years of age, she studied singing with Olga Sík and also learnt to play the violin. Zseda acted at the John Golden Theatre, Independent Theatre, Chalk Circle Theatre, and New Theatre. She received an undergraduate degree in social work from the University of West Hungary.
Zséda grew up in [[Szentes]] and attended the Mihály Horváth Secondary School where she joined drama and literature groups. At 15 years of age, she studied singing with Olga Sík and also learnt to play the violin. Zséda acted at the Arany János Theatre, Independent Theatre, Krétakör Theatre, and New Theatre. She received an undergraduate degree in social work from the University of West Hungary.


== Music career ==
== Career ==
=== Cotton Club Singers (1994–2001) ===
=== Cotton Club Singers (1994–2001, 2020) ===
In 1994, Zséda, Gabi Szűcs, Péter Kovács, and Boldizsár László co-founded the Cotton Club Singers. They performed at venues including the Buda Park Stage and the Budapest Congress Center. Over a six year period, Zséda performed on five albums. She left the group in 2001 before the group disbanded in 2009. Zseda went on to form White Chocolate and also pursued a solo career.
In 1994, Zséda, Gabi Szűcs, Péter Kovács, and Boldizsár László co-founded the Cotton Club Singers. They performed at venues including the Buda Park Stage and the Budapest Congress Center. Over a six year period, Zséda performed on five albums. She left the group in 2001 before the group disbanded in 2009. Zséda went on to form White Chocolate and also pursued a solo career. In 2020, Zséda planned to participate in a large 25th anniversary concert for the Cotton Club Singers at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, but it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.<ref>{{cite news |title=Cotton Club Singers: Quarter of a Century |url=https://www.mupa.hu/en/program/world-music-jazz-popular-music/cotton-club-singers-quarter-of-a-century-2020-04-28_20-00-bela-bartok-national-concert-hall# |access-date=13 March 2021 |work=Mupa Budapest}}</ref>


=== Solo career (2002–present) ===
=== Solo career (2002–present) ===
[[File:A Dal 2016 Zséda 2015-12-15.jpg|thumb|Zséda in 2015]]
Zséda performed with [[Mihály Tabányi]] in [[Washington D.C.]] as part of the Hungarian delegation to the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]].
Zséda performed with [[Mihály Tabányi]] in [[Washington D.C.]] as part of the Hungarian delegation to the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]].


In 2002, Zseda released her debut solo album. It was produced by [[Viktor Rakonczai]] at the Kőbánya Music Studio. The album reached gold record certification. One of the most popular songs on the album was ''Valahol egy férfi vár''. It was number one on the VIVA TV charts for three weeks. In 2003, Zseda performed the theme song of the [[RTL Klub]] soap opera, ''Szeress most!''. This brought her recognition in Hungary.
In 2002, Zséda released her debut solo album. It was produced by [[Viktor Rakonczai]] at the Kőbánya Music Studio. The album reached gold record certification. One of the most popular songs on the album was ''Valahol egy férfi vár''. It was number one on the VIVA TV charts for three weeks. In 2003, Zséda performed the theme song of the [[RTL Klub]] soap opera, ''Szeress most!''. This brought her recognition in Hungary.


In 2004, Zseda released her second album, ''Zséda-Vue''. The album also produced several successful singles, including ''Motel'', ''Mindhalálig mellettem vagy'', and ''Újhold''. This was her first album to reach platinum certification.
In 2004, Zséda released her second album, ''Zséda-Vue''. The album also produced several successful singles, including ''Motel'', ''Mindhalálig mellettem vagy'', and ''Újhold''. This was her first album to reach platinum certification.


In 2005, Zseda released her first Christmas album, ''A szürke patás'' which also went platinum.
In 2005, Zséda released her first Christmas album, ''A szürke patás'' which also went platinum.


In 2007, Zséda and Ákos Létray recorded ''Valahol'' as a duet. The song was popular on VIVA TV and spent forty weeks on the [[MAHASZ]] radio charts.
In 2007, Zséda and Ákos Létray recorded ''Valahol'' as a duet. The song was popular on VIVA TV and spent forty weeks on the [[MAHASZ]] radio charts.


In 2008, Zseda's fourth album, ''Rouge'', was released. The album's first single, ''Fekete rúzs'', was another VIVA TV hit. Zseda's concert at the Papp László Budapest Sports Arena on 28 May 2009 was sold-out.
In 2008, Zséda's fourth album, ''Rouge'', was released. The album's first single, ''Fekete rúzs'', was another VIVA TV hit. Zseda's concert at the Papp László Budapest Sports Arena on 28 May 2009 was sold-out.


In 2011, Zseda released her fifth album, ''Legyen úgy''.further success followed in 2012 with ''Más világ'', and ''Ötödik érzék''.
In 2011, Zséda released her fifth album, ''Legyen úgy''.further success followed in 2012 with ''Más világ'', and ''Ötödik érzék''.


In 2013, Zseda performed ''Dance'', and released ''Hétköznapi mennyország''. She released ''Hány percet élsz'' in 2014. In 2015, Zseda collaborated with [[Csaba Vastag]] in ''Legyél a másé''. In 2016, she released ''Óceán ''and ''Adj még levegőt''.
In 2013, Zséda performed ''Dance'', and released ''Hétköznapi mennyország''. She released ''Hány percet élsz'' in 2014.<ref>{{cite news |last1=Sullivan |first1=Ferenc |title=Top Of The Charts: Eight Hungarian Smash Hits For The Summer |url=https://hungarytoday.hu/top-charts-eight-hungarian-smash-hits-summer-40428/ |access-date=13 March 2021 |work=Hungary Today |date=14 July 2015}}</ref> In 2015, Zseda collaborated with [[Csaba Vastag]] in ''Legyél a másé''. In 2016, she released ''Óceán ''and ''Adj még levegőt''.


In 2016, Zseda was a judge on [[A Dal]], the Hungarian national selection for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]].
In 2016, Zséda was a judge on [[A Dal]], the Hungarian national selection for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]]. In 2017, she was again a member of the selection jury.<ref>{{cite news |title=Eurovision 2017: Joci Pápai is Hungary's choice |url=https://dailynewshungary.com/eurovision-2017-joci-papai-hungarys-choice/ |work=Daily News Hungary |date=20 February 2017}}</ref>


==Discography==
== Discography ==
* ''Zséda'' (2002)
* ''Zséda'' (2002)
* ''Zséda-Vue'' (2004)
* ''Zséda-Vue'' (2004)
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* ''Ötödik érzék'' (2012)
* ''Ötödik érzék'' (2012)
* ''Kémia'' (2016)
* ''Kémia'' (2016)
* ''Szívizomláz'' (2021)


==Awards==
== Awards ==
* [[Hungarian Music Awards|Fonogram]] award (2004, 2009 (x2), 2010)
* [[Hungarian Music Awards|Fonogram]] award (2004, 2009 (x2), 2010)
* VIVA Comet (2005 (x2), 2009 (x3), 2010)
* VIVA Comet (2005 (x2), 2009 (x3), 2010)
* BRAVE OTTO award (2010 (x4))
* BRAVO OTTO award (2010 (x4))
* Glamour Woman of the Year (2009, 2010)
* Glamour Woman of the Year (2009, 2010)
* eMeRTon award
* eMeRTon award
* Artisjus award (2004)
* Artisjus award (2004)


==Filmography==
== Filmography ==


===Film===
=== Film ===
* Nyugattól keletre, avagy a média diszkrét bája
* Nyugattól keletre, avagy a média diszkrét bája
* Csudafilm (theme song)
* Csudafilm (theme song)
* Megy a gőzös (film music)
* Megy a gőzös (film music)


===TV===
=== TV ===
* Szeress most! (theme song)
* Szeress most! (theme song)
* Szombat esti láz (competed)
* Szombat esti láz (competed)
* [[Megasztár|Megasztár 4]] (guest singer)
* [[Megasztár]] 4 (guest singer)
* Csináljuk a fesztivált
* Csináljuk a fesztivált
* [[X-Faktor (Hungarian TV series)|X-Faktor]] (guest singer)
* [[X-Faktor (Hungarian TV series)|X-Faktor]] (guest singer)
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== Activism ==
== Activism ==
Zseda has supported the Fight against Breast Cancer Campaign, the Together for Nature campaign, and the Uniting Against Domestic Violence campaign.
Zséda has supported the Fight against Breast Cancer Campaign, the Together for Nature campaign, and the Uniting Against Domestic Violence campaign.


==Further information==
== Further information ==
* [http://www.zseda.hu/ Zsédenyi Adrienn hivatalos oldala]
* [http://www.zseda.hu/ Zsédenyi Adrienn hivatalos oldala]
* [http://www.zene.hu/mazeszak/reszletek.php?id=659 Zene.hu]
* [http://www.zene.hu/mazeszak/reszletek.php?id=659 Zene.hu]
* [http://www.mahasz.hu/m/index.php Mahasz.hu]
* [http://www.mahasz.hu/m/index.php Mahasz.hu]
* [http://www.apcchart.com/ EURO 200]
* [http://www.apcchart.com/ EURO 200]
* [http://www.zsedarajongo.gportal.hu Zséda rajongói oldal]
* [http://www.zsedarajongo.gportal.hu/ Zséda rajongói oldal]

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Latest revision as of 10:47, 5 October 2024

The native form of this personal name is Zsédenyi Adrienn. This article uses Western name order when mentioning individuals.

Zséda
Zséda in 2024
Background information
Birth nameAdrienn Zsédenyi
Born (1974-12-30) 30 December 1974 (age 49)
Pápa, Hungary
OccupationSinger
Years active1994–present

Adrienn Zsédenyi (born 30 December 1974), known as Zséda, is a Hungarian singer.

Life

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Zséda grew up in Szentes and attended the Mihály Horváth Secondary School where she joined drama and literature groups. At 15 years of age, she studied singing with Olga Sík and also learnt to play the violin. Zséda acted at the Arany János Theatre, Independent Theatre, Krétakör Theatre, and New Theatre. She received an undergraduate degree in social work from the University of West Hungary.

Career

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Cotton Club Singers (1994–2001, 2020)

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In 1994, Zséda, Gabi Szűcs, Péter Kovács, and Boldizsár László co-founded the Cotton Club Singers. They performed at venues including the Buda Park Stage and the Budapest Congress Center. Over a six year period, Zséda performed on five albums. She left the group in 2001 before the group disbanded in 2009. Zséda went on to form White Chocolate and also pursued a solo career. In 2020, Zséda planned to participate in a large 25th anniversary concert for the Cotton Club Singers at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, but it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[1]

Solo career (2002–present)

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Zséda in 2015

Zséda performed with Mihály Tabányi in Washington D.C. as part of the Hungarian delegation to the Folger Shakespeare Library.

In 2002, Zséda released her debut solo album. It was produced by Viktor Rakonczai at the Kőbánya Music Studio. The album reached gold record certification. One of the most popular songs on the album was Valahol egy férfi vár. It was number one on the VIVA TV charts for three weeks. In 2003, Zséda performed the theme song of the RTL Klub soap opera, Szeress most!. This brought her recognition in Hungary.

In 2004, Zséda released her second album, Zséda-Vue. The album also produced several successful singles, including Motel, Mindhalálig mellettem vagy, and Újhold. This was her first album to reach platinum certification.

In 2005, Zséda released her first Christmas album, A szürke patás which also went platinum.

In 2007, Zséda and Ákos Létray recorded Valahol as a duet. The song was popular on VIVA TV and spent forty weeks on the MAHASZ radio charts.

In 2008, Zséda's fourth album, Rouge, was released. The album's first single, Fekete rúzs, was another VIVA TV hit. Zseda's concert at the Papp László Budapest Sports Arena on 28 May 2009 was sold-out.

In 2011, Zséda released her fifth album, Legyen úgy.further success followed in 2012 with Más világ, and Ötödik érzék.

In 2013, Zséda performed Dance, and released Hétköznapi mennyország. She released Hány percet élsz in 2014.[2] In 2015, Zseda collaborated with Csaba Vastag in Legyél a másé. In 2016, she released Óceán and Adj még levegőt.

In 2016, Zséda was a judge on A Dal, the Hungarian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. In 2017, she was again a member of the selection jury.[3]

Discography

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  • Zséda (2002)
  • Zséda-Vue (2004)
  • Ünnep (2005)
  • Rouge (2008)
  • Ötödik érzék (2012)
  • Kémia (2016)
  • Szívizomláz (2021)

Awards

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  • Fonogram award (2004, 2009 (x2), 2010)
  • VIVA Comet (2005 (x2), 2009 (x3), 2010)
  • BRAVO OTTO award (2010 (x4))
  • Glamour Woman of the Year (2009, 2010)
  • eMeRTon award
  • Artisjus award (2004)

Filmography

[edit]

Film

[edit]
  • Nyugattól keletre, avagy a média diszkrét bája
  • Csudafilm (theme song)
  • Megy a gőzös (film music)

TV

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  • Szeress most! (theme song)
  • Szombat esti láz (competed)
  • Megasztár 4 (guest singer)
  • Csináljuk a fesztivált
  • X-Faktor (guest singer)
  • A Dal (2016) (jury member)
  • A Dal (2017) (jury member)

Activism

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Zséda has supported the Fight against Breast Cancer Campaign, the Together for Nature campaign, and the Uniting Against Domestic Violence campaign.

Further information

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References

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  1. ^ "Cotton Club Singers: Quarter of a Century". Mupa Budapest. Retrieved 13 March 2021.
  2. ^ Sullivan, Ferenc (14 July 2015). "Top Of The Charts: Eight Hungarian Smash Hits For The Summer". Hungary Today. Retrieved 13 March 2021.
  3. ^ "Eurovision 2017: Joci Pápai is Hungary's choice". Daily News Hungary. 20 February 2017.
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