Tamás Szarka (Vágsellye, May 27, 1964 -) Kossuth Prize-winning singer, composer, musician, poet. He is a founding member of the Ghymes band with his brother, Gyula Szarka. July 8, 2006 at the Szikince-Ghymes Festival Growing up in Királyrév in the Highlands, he began playing the violin at the age of 8 at the Galanta Music School. After graduating from primary school, he continued his studies at the Hungarian-language grammar school in Galanta, where he played folk music in the band of the cultural group operating at the school. He graduated as a teacher at the Nitra Pedagogical College (now known as the Constantine the Philosopher University), after which he worked as a teacher for two years. He is a founding member, one of the frontmen, composer and lyricist of the band formed in 1983 by Ghymes.
His first solo album, "Anonymus", was released in May 2004.