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By autumn the ensemble was not only given a new leader but a new name as well: on its tenth birthday it was given the name Bóbita (topknot) after the poem by Sándor Weöres. (The godmother was Katalin Honti.) After one year of preparation the renewed puppet department started its regular operation during the autumn of Jöjjön Weöres Sándor: Bóbita verse. Bóbita, Bóbita táncol, Körben az angyalok ülnek, Béka hadak fuvoláznak, Sáska hadak hegedülnek. Bóbita, Bóbita játszik, Szárnyat igéz a malacra, Ráül, ígér neki csókot, Röpteti és kikacagja. Bóbita, Bóbita épít, Hajnali ködfal a vára, Termeiben sok a vendég, Törpe király fia. Bóbita - Weöres Sándor verses meséjének szereplői életre kelnek a rajzfilmen, a Cinemon Stúdió jóvoltából. Zene: Tolcsvay LászlóWeöres Sándor: BóbitaBóbita.

Jöjjön Weöres Sándor: Bóbita verse. Bóbita, Bóbita táncol, Körben az angyalok ülnek, Béka hadak fuvoláznak, Sáska hadak hegedülnek. Bóbita, Bóbita játszik, Szárnyat igéz a malacra, Ráül, ígér neki csókot, Röpteti és kikacagja. Bóbita, Bóbita épít, Hajnali ködfal a vára, Termeiben sok a vendég, Törpe király fia, lánya. Bobita () / Classic Hungarian Poetry by Hungarian Poet Sándor Weöres book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Nincs semminemű e. Bóbita. This is a children's poem by Sándor Weöres, who was a very gifted poet. His poems often lent themselves to be made into songs. Apparently babies in the womb who hear a song will recognise it later when born and it can calm them. We tried singing this to Leo. Sometimes he seemed to like it, but it did not generally work as a calming "trick".