A Bakony (2. kötet)

Step into the winding world of the Bakony hills, where the name “Sobri” has echoed for generations as a daring bandit, a noble heir, or even a folk hero. This listening experience unpacks the swirling rumors that have surrounded the enigmatic figure since the early 1800s, drawing on newspaper reports, theatrical anecdotes, and the countless songs that kept his legend alive. By separating fact from fiction, it shows how Sobri became a canvas for storytellers eager to fill the gaps of history.

The narrator weaves together testimonies from contemporary writers, youthful recollections, and scholarly notes, revealing how each era reshaped Sobri’s image to reflect its own hopes and fears. Listeners will discover the rich tapestry of local beliefs, the playful rivalries over his true identity, and the lasting imprint the myth has left on Hungarian culture—all without venturing beyond the first act of this enduring mystery.