Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! (2009)

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In its Christmas DVD, the Alma Ensemble invites children from all corners of space to a musical concert on Mars, and offers 50 minutes of unforgettable entertainment in its first animated concert film. In addition to the greatest Alma hits, some of the lesser-heard songs have been completely rearranged. The entertaining and colourful concert experience is made even more special by extraordinary visuals, Martians and charming UFO children. There's no chance of getting lost, because the musical journey is guided by a bohemian concert master "in rhyme", so that young and old can enjoy all the surprises of the red planet in complete safety.

Director: Romhányi Ádám
Genre: Music
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Country: Hungary
Language: Magyar
Original Language: hu
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! about?
In its Christmas DVD, the Alma Ensemble invites children from all corners of space to a musical concert on Mars, and offers 50 minutes of unforgettable entertainment in its first animated concert film. In addition to the greatest Alma hits, some of the lesser-heard songs have been completely rearranged. The entertaining and colourful concert experience is made even more special by extraordinary visuals, Martians and charming UFO children. There's no chance of getting lost, because the musical journey is guided by a bohemian concert master "in rhyme", so that young and old can enjoy all the surprises of the red planet in complete safety.
Who directed Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba!?
Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! was directed by Romhányi Ádám.
Who stars in Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba!?
Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! stars Buda Gábor, Szabó Tibor, Maroevich Zsolt, Székely Zoltán.
What genre is Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba!?
Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! is a Music film.
Where was Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! produced?
Alma Együttes - Mars a buliba! was produced in Hungary.