Career
Habera studied economics at school, but eventually found his specialization in music. Before performing compulsory military service, he sang in the band Tristo hrmených – 300 HR,[1] which also included Andrej Šeban, and later in Burčiak, also with Šeban.[2] After returning from the army, Habera played with the band Avion.[2] In 1988, he joined TEAM, a pop rock band from the city of Martin, whose fame rose with the arrival of their new lead singer. He has remained the group's frontman to this day.
In 1991, Habera won the Zlatý slavík and Anděl music awards. The following year, he launched a successful solo career.
Habera was a judge on the panel of the Slovak music competition television show SuperStar Search Slovakia, modelled on the British program Pop Idol.[3] Since 2009, he has been a judge on the show SuperStar, a Czech-Slovak co-production of the same format.
Habera has also written music for other artists, including Karel Gott, for whom he wrote the 1992 hit "Když muž se ženou snídá" and the 1993 single "Svet lásku má", which he sang together with Gott and opera singer Peter Dvorský.
In addition to his musical activities, Habera has also dabbled in acting. He played the lead role in the 1993 musical film Fontána pre Zuzanu 2, which also starred Malian-Slovak singer and actor Ibrahim Maiga and famous Czech singer Lucie Bílá.
