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Richard Tesařík Said He Taught His Grandchildren Rude Rhymes to Impress at School

From iDNES · () Czech

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  • Czech singer, lyricist and bandleader Richard Tesařík died at 80.
  • He became widely known through the band Yo Yo Band, released several solo albums and performed in numerous musicals.
  • In his last interview with iDNES Premium, he discussed his childhood, his father and female fans at concerts.

Richard Tesařík, the singer, lyricist and bandleader best known for his work with Yo Yo Band, died on Sunday at the age of 80.

Tesařík also released several solo albums and appeared in a wide range of musicals. In his final interview with iDNES Premium, he spoke about his childhood, his father and the women who attended his concerts.

The headline recalls one of his jokes about family life: “I taught my grandchildren rude rhymes so they would have something to impress people at school.”

I taught my grandchildren rude rhymes so they would have something to impress people at school.

· Richard TesaříkThe headline quotes Tesařík discussing what he taught his grandchildren.
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