Blanka Šrůmová

Blanka Šrůmová became famous in the 1990s mainly as a singer and co-author of the music and lyrics of the guitar indie-pop group Tichá dohoda.

She sang in the group Balet from 1986 and then from 1988 with Autorodeo Praga. After 1989, he cooperates with Dan Šustre in the renewed group Tichá dohoda. In 1990, they released their debut I want to survive. She then released all her most important albums with Quiet Agreement - Blanka is the author and co-author of many of their hits, e.g. Marioneta. In 2000, he released his solo debut Invisible, which was followed by the album Underground (2005). She also worked in the projects Kašpárek v rohlík (2008–2011), as well as on the CD Chinaski, on the CD of the band České srdce called Znamení (2000). She also took part in the recordings of Roman Horký and the group Kamelot and completed a comeback tour with her parent group Tichá dohoda. Her latest work is created in collaboration with Jan Sahara Hedl and his band Něžná noc - Don't be afraid (2016), That's how things work (2018), and Hrajeme zi , playing (2024).