The Český slavík is a prestigious music award in the Czech Republic, established in 1962. It recognizes the most popular artists and songs in various categories, including pop, rock, and hip-hop. The awards are determined by public voting, making it a significant event in the Czech music industry. The ceremony typically takes place annually and features performances by nominated artists. Over the years, the Český slavík has become a symbol of success for musicians, with many well-known figures in the Czech music scene, such as Karel Gott and Lucie Bílá, having received the award multiple times.