Tamás Deák (composer)

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Tamás Deák (born April 27, 1927) is a former Hungarian composer and conductor who composed and conducted Cat City,[1] and Vízisí ("Water Ski"), which was later used as the opening credits tune on the Russian animated series Nu, pogodi!.

References

  1. ^ Tamás Deák at IMDb


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