Petra Janů, born as Jana Petrů on November 19, 1952, in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic), is a renowned Czech pop music singer. She first came to prominence in the 1970s after participating in a number of singing competitions, quickly establishing herself as a notable figure in the Czechoslovak music scene. Her breakthrough came with her spirited interpretation of the song "Řeka života" at the Bratislavská Lýra festival in 1977, a performance that not only won her acclaim and recognition but also cemented her position as a rising star.

Throughout her career, Petra Janů has displayed remarkable versatility, with her music spanning across various genres, including pop, rock, and even musical theater. She has collaborated with many significant figures in Czech music and has amassed a broad catalog of hits, with a steady output of recordings that showcase her powerful voice and emotional delivery. Her discography includes influential albums and popular singles, some of which are encapsulated in recent releases such as "Odlišný generace," "Petra & Petřina," and the compilation of her earlier work "Už Mi Nevolej (A Pár Písní Z Let 1976-1987)." Beyond studio albums and compilations, the live album "Live V Lucerně" captures the dynamism of her on-stage performances. Petra Janů's staying power in the industry is a testament to her talent and connection with her audience, making her one of the enduring icons of Czech pop music.

Genres

Classic Czech Pop

Czech Pop

Latest Release

Odlišný generace

Petra Janů

Single - Released May 13, 2022