In the year of her significant life jubilee, Hana Zagorová comes out with a new studio album, which mainly contains songs by young authors. The regulars of our popular music offered their work, for example: Radůza, Martin Chodúr, Michal Hrůza, Ondřej Gregor Brzobohatý, but also Márdi from the group Vypsaná fixa, Jiří Hradil from Tata Bojs, David Dvořák from Kašpárka v rohlík and also frontman of the band Sunflower Caravan Andy Čermák. Several songs were also contributed by proven authors, such as composers Jiří Zmožek, Petr Malásek and Jiří Březík or lyricists Jan Krůta and Václav Kopta. Among the thirteen songs are chansons, pop songs, but also čardáš, or elements of klezmer and film music. This is Hana Zagorová, as her listeners like her: a welcome many song moods, a feeling for a strong melody and a live graduated chorus, a gift of civil drama in her singing. It's great that each of the songs is clearly recognisably dedicated to her: no universal "drawer", but specific compositions for this unique singer.
13 forms of love is the new album of the legend of Czech popular music. The album contains songs that Zagorová wrote on the body of pop, rock and folk personalities.