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Daniel Landa (born November 4, 1968 in Prague) is a Czech musician. Landa began his musical career in 1987 when he along with David Matásek founded the oi! band Orlík. He graduated from the Prague Conservatory in the area of Music and Drama. After the break up of the band in 1992 he began his solo career. Daniel lives whith his wife Mirjam Müller since 1990. They have a daughter Anastázie and twin daughters Roxana and Rozálie. He used to be interested in autocross, now he's interested in rallying. In 2003 he founded a with Roman Kresta a foundation Malina which promotes safe driving.

Controversies

Landa remains a controversial artist. Much of his earlier music was focused around skinheads and obviously racistic (particularly against gypsies, a large minority in Czech Republic) and nationalistic.

Landa claims to have grown out of his racistically slanted debuts, and nowadays pronounces himself as a patriot, although his critics call his opinions excessively nationalistic. His current initiative, "Ordo Lumen Templi" was compared to the nacist "Ordo Novi Templi".

Discography

Neofolk - 2004
Best of Landa 2 - 2004
Vltava Tour - 2003
9mm argumentů - 2002
Best of Landa - 2000
Konec - 1999
Smrtihlav - 1998
Pozdrav z fronty - 1997
Krysař II. - 1996
Krysař I. - 1996
Chcíply dobrý víly - 1995
Valčík - 1993
Demise (Orlík) - 1991
Oi! (Orlík) - 1990

Musical

Krysař
Tajemství

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