Budapest is full of surprises. Forget what you hear about Hungarians and their mood. There is so much going on in Budapest that you will love it. Nightlife is so colorful that there is something for everyone.
There are so many bistros, like Castro’s or Most, for example, where you can get some food, real food and good food or just a beer. The atmosphere is artsy and there are as many Hungarians as foreigners hanging out in these places. People speak enough English if you want to mingle, especially in these places.

Then you could go to one of the centers where drinking is mixed with performances. Underground music bands both local and international perform in places like Gödör, which is right outside Deak ter, the central metro station, or Jelen, which is right behind the corner at the Blaha Lujza Ter. In these places you will find music players, singers and sometimes dance performances, especially at Gödör. In late spring or summer, there are many street concerts which you can simply join without paying any tickets. You just have to buy your own drinks and join the crowd. The interesting thing about Budapest is that in summer, young people like to buy a drink at a liquor store and simply sit in the park and enjoy themselves. At the park around Gödör, you will see a lot of your people play music and chill.

Then, there are places like Szimpla, a totally different place from what you are used to. An old house full of rooms turned into a club. DJs playing music, you can choose where you want to sit, the arrangement in every room is different, and there are stools in the garden. But it is more like a space improvised rather than a fancy bar, which makes it so comfortable and trendy that you will like it immediately.

Every time I used to listen to music, a thrill used to go down my body and I would feel the urge to sing. I used to listen to these melodious voices of the choir in church and I would feel like joining them but something would stop me because I was born with autism and it really affected my speech, I could not speak in fluent language and make a single complete sentence. I remember this time in school there was this singing contest in school and I really wanted to join but considering my disability, it was a bit difficult for me to join and register for the contest. So I confided to my mother and told her I wanted to sing in the school contest that was to be held in a few months, my mother took me to a speech therapist who worked with me day and night to be able to help me project my voice. I started slowly to speak and for the first time since I was born I could talk and say a whole sentence without difficulty I was excited and motivated to learn how to sing since it was my dream to be able to sing like those people in church.

Therefore, I continued to go to therapy session on a daily basis and my speech continued to improve and improve and I could shout and talk fluently but I had problems singing and I could get disappointed but would pushon to learn how to sing. When I was bored, I used to make my own composition and I could tell myself that one day I would be able to sing my own composition. I had composed so many songs about my life and my experiences with autism. I wanted to conquer this disability and prove to the world that I could sing and become someone. At a young age of four, I was more motivated than ever to sing because as I was learning how to sing I suffered a throat infection that damaged my voice and I could not sing. As the days to the singing contest drew closer, I was afraid that I would not be able to participate.

The thought alone devastated me but I vowed not to give up because I had to fight it if I wanted to achieve my dream of becoming a singer. One day as I was taking a shower something in me moved me to start to sing and out of the blues I found myself singing my favorite song and I sang so well that I could hear my family members shouting outside my bathroom and clapping as I sung. Finally, I could sing after all the struggle I had gone through. I was excited that I could participate in the school singing contest. The day of the contest finally arrived I took the stage though I was nervous. I sung my own composition and to say the truth I was very nervous because nobody had heard me sing apart from my family, it was my first time go out in public and sing to such a large crowd. I succeeded in the contest and took the second position.

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