He became famous when, on New Year's Eve 1968, he performed his brilliant song-contest parody, on the Hungarian Radio. He signed a contract with in 1969, where he remained until 1982. His director here was János Komlós. In 1983 Ottó Ádám convinced him to move to Madách Kamara, where he entertained the public with his own scripts and dramaturgy. His show Hofélia was played more than 500 times, and his new show My Life's Worth was played some 1400 times, from October 1987. His performances were released on LP records several times, many of them have sold hundreds of thousands of copies. He recorded a song with János Koós, called "Cowardly Cats", which was a smash hit. This was also made into an animated film.