Parno Graszt

Parno Graszt is a Hungarian Romani band formed in 1987 in the village of Paszab, northeastern Hungary. The band's name means "White Horse" in Romani, symbolising purity and freedom. Parno Graszt is renowned for its authentic Romani music, blending traditional songs from northeastern Hungary with original compositions. Their performances are vibrant and communal, often featuring up to 20 musicians and a 10-member dance group. The ensemble employs instruments like acoustic guitars, double bass, tambura, accordion, spoons, milk jug, and 'oral bass'—a vocal percussion technique.