Singer
He has been singing at various public events since he was twelve years old. It was at the time when Bon Jovi's megahit "It's my life" was hearing around the world. Audiences everywhere wanted to hear this song from Rado, as his voice was already identical to frontman Jon Bon Jovi's at this age.
In 2003 he was offered to record the anthem of the Slovak ice hockey team - “Let God give”, which he presented in January 2004 at the OTO 2003 awards. Subsequently, a CD single was released by BMG in April 2004. The record was christened by the wife of the Slovak ice hockey player of the century, in memoriam Vladimir Dzurilla -Zlata Dzurilla and also by the hockey legend Jozef Golonka. Radovan received a gold record.
Given the fact that there are many conjectures and various rumors surrounding the recording of this very successful song, we asked Rado directly how it really was:
"Of course, I didn't steal anyone's song. I was a young performer, I was fifteen years old, and I fell on my ass when its authors told me: "Sing a hockey anthem, we'll release it." Other performers had sung it before, but no one had released it for them. This song is successful primarily because of the charge it contains, not because of the performer. It is precisely because of hope and the message that it has become the anthem of the Slovak National Hockey League, because it unites the Slovak nation in its spirit."
Rado Moznich
In May 2012, Rado received an invitation from the management of the Russian KHL hockey league to the fourth final evaluation of this hockey league in Moscow, where he sang the anthem "God willing", which also became very popular in Russian hockey stadiums.
Currently, Rado is with a band, but he often plays guitar alone, offering an unforgettable musical experience with his singing at various social events.