Milan Lasica is not primarily known as a musician, but rather as a prominent Slovak actor, writer, comedian, and singer, who alongside his various performances, has also made his mark in the world of music. Born on February 3, 1940, in Bratislava, he became a significant cultural figure in Czechoslovakia and later Slovakia. His wit and talent spanned several genres, but it was his collaboration with Július Satinský that brought him widespread acclaim in the comedic duo Lasica & Satinský.

While music may not have been his only avenue of expression, it certainly was an integral part of his artistic repertoire. His recordings often exhibit a blend of humor, satire, and poetic lyricism, featuring insightful commentary on social issues and the human condition. Albums such as "List do vetra" and "Listy Emilovi" showcase Lasica's skillful melding of spoken word and music, which proved captivating to his audience. Other musical works, including "Keď zastal čas" and "Celý svet sa mračí," highlight his prowess as a singer-songwriter capable of conveying complex emotions through his songs. Milan Lasica passed away on July 18, 2021, but his impact on Slovak culture endures through his music, performances, and written works.