Christmas album

Bojtorján is a Hungarian country band formed in 1977. Their popularity peaked in the early 1980s. They have visited the United States several times and played at Wembley Stadium in London. The band has been an honorary citizen of the state of Kansas since 1981. In 1984, they won a festival award in Nashville.

The band has contributed to several children's records as a songwriter and performer, and is a regular contributor to Judit Halász's records and concert tours.

The original Bojtorján membership consisted of the following musicians:
László Buchwart (acoustic and electric guitar, vocals)
Győző Kemény (acoustic guitar, violin, drum guitar, vocals)
Zoltán Pomázi (6 and 12-string acoustic guitar, autoharp, vocals)
Andor Vörös (pedal steel - guitar, synthesizer, piano, accordion, five-string banjo, vocals).

The latter two members wrote and orchestrated the vast majority of the songs.

The band's regular guest musicians were Gábor Sötét (bass guitar) and Zoltán Barna (Csibi) - drums.

Featuring:
Judith Fisherman - vocal
Zoltan Barna - drums, toms, whip, vocal
Tibor Bornai - keyboards
Ede Párniczky - violin
Gábor Sötét - bass
Eszter Várkonyi - vocal
Zoltan Pomázi - vocal

Bakfark CONSORT:
Benkő Dániel - guitar, vibraslep, vocal
George Pászti - band whistle, flutes, frog
Béla Zsoldos - percussion, synthesizer

László Czidra - flutes, curved horn
Gábor Kállay - flutes, curved horn, vocals
György Róbert - flutes
Sándor Endrődi, László Mészáros - horn
Budapest strings, led by Mária Zs. Szabó