The lyrics suggest that the person who receives a rose never gives one back, leading the narrator to believe their partner has been unfaithful ("Aki rózsát kap, sose rózsát ad / Gyanúm az, hogy mást adtál").
(popularly known as "Aki rózsát kap" ) is a classic Hungarian mulatós (party/wedding) song. While famously performed by Kadlott Károly (often called Kadlott Karcsi), it has been covered by many prominent artists, including Korda György and Dupla Kávé . Song Meaning and Lyrics Kadlott Karoly - Tuzpiros a virag (Aki rozsat kap)
The narrator demands an oath that the partner has never kissed anyone else. They warn that if they find out the truth, it will be like a "dagger in the heart," and they will never look at them again. The lyrics suggest that the person who receives
He is a key figure in the "lakodalmas" (wedding music) genre, often blending traditional Hungarian folk melodies with modern, upbeat instrumentation. Release History Song Meaning and Lyrics The narrator demands an
The song is a story of jealousy and suspicion. The narrator sees a "fire-red flower" (a rose) and immediately grows suspicious of where it came from.
The narrator advises the partner to throw the flower away while they still can to avoid further pain. About the Artist: Kadlott Károly
Born in Hungary, Kadlott began his career as a classically trained violinist before becoming a "substitute" musician (known as a "repülős zenész") in Budapest's nightlife scene during the late 1960s.
