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Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.

Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.

Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.

Tell the mountains, forests and valleys that the greatest of robbers was the only one... Thus begins one of the most famous variants of the often-told story of the Slovak robber Juraj Jánošík, a folk-rock musical, which was brought to the world in 1970 under the title Na skle malované by two Polish creators - composer Katarzyna Gärtnerová and librettist Ernest Bryll.

The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.

The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.

The original comedy by Jaroslav Vrchlický, which was later made into a famous film, premiered at the National Theatre in 1884 and quickly became very popular. Its fame grew even more after 1973, when Zdeněk Podskalský made a musical comedy film of the same name, which is now part of the golden fund of Czech cinematography.