Daniel Junas

Daniel Junas, also known as Dano Junas, (born January 16, 1962) is a Slovak actor, moderator, singer-songwriter and one-time Slovak Gramy Award winner.

Personal life

Junas was born in Bratislava, Slovakia. His mother, Helen, was an opera singer, and his stepfather, Jan, was a singer and theater director.

He is married, for the third time, to Denisa Kralova now Junasova, has two daughters, Sandra and Daniela and planning some more with his actual wife.

Career

Junas began acting and singing as a teenager. Shortly afterwards, he decided to pursue a career in acting when he was cast in a 1984 television show entitled Triangel. During the 1990s, he ventured into the music industry, and has since made 8 albums, one winning a European Grammy. Junas has also dabbled in modeling, landing campaigns for Ford, Honda and Kenvelo.

Also, Junas has been in musical theatre, performing in Grease and I love you, you're perfect, now change.

Filmography

• Elisabeth's Yard
• Plavcik a Vratko
• Janosik
• More than words
• Playboy (1990)
• Axe
• Cage
• Sklenikova Venusa (1986)

Television

• Vášnivé známosti
• Bakalari
• Triangel
• Goodness
• Big Heart
• Dj Show
• Miss Czechoslovakia (1990 - host of the event)
• Miss Slovakia (3 years - host of the event]
• Queen of Slovakia (1997 - host of the event alongside Jennifer Rush, Matt Bianco and Paul Yong)
• Believe it or Not
• Have Fun with Martiner
• Children to Children
• European Grammy Award for one of his songs (1992)
• Choice Awards host
• Pacient

Radio

• Rock FM (10 years of own talk show Trianglovna)
• Fun Radio (6 years of own talk show DJ-Show)
• Radio Koliba (4 years of own talk show DJ-Show II)

CD Albums

• Let's Together (featuring Alexa)
• Phantom into feather-bed
• You are Flying in it With Me
• Don't Sleep
• Macho - Polygram
• Perfect Copuple
• Best of - Universal
• Dreaming My Whole Life

CDs for Children

• They Are Catching Us
• It's Here Again
• Everything is Flying
• Beautiful Party
• Far out Day
• Far out Day II.
• Arara Karao Circus
• Teacher Destroyer
• Did it Self (Samo Sato)
• Where is this World Falling To
• Name, City, Animal, Thing