Daniel Hulka is a renowned Czech musical theatre performer and pop singer, notable for his distinctive baritone voice and dynamic stage presence. Born on June 1, 1968, in Brno, Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic), Hulka embarked on his musical career after completing his studies, quickly establishing himself as a formidable talent within the Czech musical theatre scene. His powerful performances have won him acclaim and a devoted following, especially for his roles in classic musicals like "Les Misérables," where he famously played Jean Valjean.

Over the years, Daniel Hulka has expanded his repertoire, branching out into pop music while maintaining strong ties to his theatrical roots. This is evident in works such as "Jeste jednu arii, pane hrabe!" and "Bravo, pane hrabe!," which showcase his versatility as a performer, blending the boundary between classical arias and contemporary musical storytelling. His album "Daniel Hulka (Platinum)" is a testament to his success, encapsulating his achievements and status as a platinum-selling artist in the Czech Republic. Hulka's contributions to the soundtrack of "Muzikal Mise" and "Zive obrazy" further highlight his talent for musical narrative and his ability to connect with audiences beyond the footlights of the theatre.