Tamás Vastag

The native form of this personal name is Vastag Tamás. This article uses the Western name order.
Tamás Vastag
Born (1991-06-28) 28 June 1991
Veszprém, Hungary
Genres Pop, Rock, Pop rock
Occupation(s) Singer
Instruments vocals
Years active 2010 – present

Tamás Vastag is a Hungarian Music Awards-winning Hungarian singer. He is most well known for coming 5th on the first season of the Hungarian version of X-Factor.

Personal Life and Career

Tamás Vastag was born on 28 June 1991 in the town of Veszprém, near Lake Balaton, the son of Sándor Vastag, a university professor, and Márta, a teacher. His two brothers are Balázs and fellow X-Faktor contestant and winner Csaba Vastag.

Career

In 2010, he and his brother Csaba participated in the first season of the Hungarian counterpart of X-Faktor. Tamás came 5th, while his brother Csaba won the contest. In autumn of 2011, fellow Hungarian singer Ildikó Keresztes featured Tamás in her song Hátha lehet még in the album A démon, aki bennem van, along with Norbert L. Király and Nikolas Takács.

A Dal

In late 2012, Tamás Vastag was announced to participate in the 2013 edition of A Dal, the Hungarian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. With the song Holnaptól, he was able to get to the final of the contest (from the 2nd heat, to the 2nd semi-final, and finally to the final), and was chosen by the judges to be eligible into the superfinal of the contest, where, if chosen by the televote, would have represented Hungary at the Eurovision Song Contest 2013; However, ByeAlex was chosen to be representative of that year. In late 2013, Tamás was announced to participate again in the 2014 edition of A Dal,[1] this time attempted to represent Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song Miss One Smile. While the song was initially in English, Tamás decided to perform the Hungarian version of the song, entitled Állj meg világ. Chosen to sing again in the 2nd heat, Tamás was eliminated, with only 35 points, being beat out by fellow contestant Bogi.

References

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