Anna Adamis

* August 30, 1943, Gúta - / Hungarian lawyer, songwriter, poet, performer ; ; Member of the University Stage from 1961 to 1967, during which time he received his doctorate at the Faculty of Law of ELTE. He was a member of the Copyright Expert Board. He has been publishing since 1965. In 1992, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his lyrics for Locomotiv GT and in 1995 for Omega. He wrote his best-known lyrics for them. ; He has produced albums with performers such as Kati Kovács, Neoton Família, Sarolta Zalatnay, Éva Ruttkai, Iván Darvas, Ferenc Bács, Ildikó Keresztes, Kati Bontovics, Örs Szörényi, Miklós Varga. He also wrote his songs in English starting from the Omega era, in 1977 he received an American lyricist award, in 1981 he wrote a song for Johnny Mathis entitled "As If". ; His career began with songs composed together for the Omega band (Gyöngyajú lány, If I Could Be a Wind, Ten Thousand Steps, Kerosene Lamp, etc.), then he wrote lyrics for LGT (Silver Summer, Without Score, Dreamy Faced Girl, She's Only 14, If Silence Could Speak, etc.). In 1976 he left LGT and expanded his activity with albums written for other artists. The lyrics for the highly successful pieces Képzelt report egy amerika popfestívalló (Imaginary Report on an American Pop Festival) (1973) and Harmincéves vagyok (I Am Thirty) (1975) are also attributed to him. ; In 1977 he received an award for cultural activities among youth, and then a lyricist award at the American Song Festival. Her compilation album was released in 1997 under the title Adamis Anna. In 1979, a joint volume by Adamis Anna and Gross Arnold was published under the title "Poems and Pictures" (Corvina Publishing House). ; In Miklós Ómolnár's book about roadies (A rock napszámosai), one of the band's former technicians, "Pék", wrote that when LGT was invited to America, Adamis posed as a roadie and technician so he could go with the band (the invitation was for 4 musicians and two technicians).