Holki is a Czech all-female pop music group that first gained popularity in the late 1990s. The band was formed in 1998 and originally consisted of four members: Tereza Černochová, Katerina Kristelova, Sarka Vankova, and Lucie Borhyová. The name "Holki" translates to "girls" in English, which captures the essence of their youthful and energetic persona that has since become a staple in their home country's pop music scene.

Over the years, Holki has undergone various lineup changes but managed to maintain their popularity thanks to catchy tunes and relatable lyrics. They have a strong fan base within the Czech Republic and Slovakia, appealing to a broad range of listeners. Their music catalogue consists of albums and singles that often explore themes of love, friendship, and personal growth, which resonate well with their audience. Hits like "Pro tebe," which achieved double platinum status, have cemented their place in the Czech pop music landscape. Their more recent releases, including songs like "Hvězdy" and "Kolotoč," continue to showcase their dedication to creating music that speaks to the heart of their listeners while their seasonal track "Přání vánoční" provides a festive touch to their diverse discography. Holki's staying power in the music industry is a testament to their talent and adaptability, with each new release eagerly anticipated by fans.