Bence performs this as part of his high-energy party mixes, often adapting the original's romantic pop style into a rhythmic, synth-heavy "mulatós" arrangement suitable for weddings and local balls. 2. Olyan mint a méz (Just like honey)
Originally a dance-pop hit by Betty Love (former singer of Soho Party). Veres Bence - Bolond aki sir egy lany utan, Olyan mint a mez
The song uses the metaphor of honey to describe the sweetness of a past romance. It reflects on "endless nights" spent dreaming together before the heartbreak of the relationship ending. Bence performs this as part of his high-energy
Veres Bence is a Hungarian musician primarily active in the (Hungarian party music) and wedding entertainment scene. His repertoire often includes popular covers, and the two songs mentioned— "Bolond aki sír egy lány után" and "Olyan mint a méz" —are staples of Hungarian pop and Mulatós party culture. Song Report The song uses the metaphor of honey to