Musician Michael Kocab will soon celebrate his 70th birthday – and that’s the perfect time for some life recapitulation. For example, did you know that he dated an actress in the past Dagmar Patrasova? The one in the book The Dada phenomenon she sang nothing but praise to her former love. “She has the same character traits as Vinnetou, she has a childlike platonic love. He is an honest, clean, transparent and charismatic person with firm principles,” she was melting.
“Dada has an estimate. She always had a guess,” laughs Kocáb in the show 7 falls of Honza Dędek, where he will be reminded of this quote. Just as Dada always mentioned that their feelings and sympathy never faded from the conservatory, when they were classmates, Kocáb also speaks very movingly about his former object of interest. „He is a very good person. I was smitten with her heavily. That was a pretty girl. He still is,” he specified.
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“It went well, we were dating – but then some dude came with a saxophone and it was all fun,” added the frontman of the group Pražský vět, alluding to Dádin’s husband Felix Slovacek (80). But whether it was really “just a joke” is the question. It is true that in 2000 there was speculation that their love had rekindled.
Although they both denied it, Slováček decided to act. “It took about a week, maybe two. I found out about it by accident and solved it immediately and boyishly. Michael and I got together, talked about it and drank a few shots. It’s been quiet since then.” Slováček himself then zoomed in for Blesk as time passed.
“If my marriage was ever in danger, it was because of him!” a little later, Patrasová herself, who was considered a real sex symbol in the eighties, made herself heard. And it is a fact that he and Kocáb were really close even after the breakup. He and his daughter wrote a number of children’s songs for Patrasova Natalia (39) started her career in Baby study, Dáda’s former TV show. They also have cottages next to each other in Bohemian Paradise…
Patrasova, Kocáb
Author: book Phenomenon Dada
