I'm unsure to what extent this can be said to draw upon Hungarian folk traditions, and there is at least one melody line that sounds suspiciously Middle Eastern. Not that it really matters -- it's not as if they are claiming to be purists of any sort. _Osforras_ is not a bad album by any standard, yet I can't help but feel that compared to its predecessor, it is found wanting; I feel as if it has lost the playful sense of spontaneity that made _Rego Rejtem_ such a joy to listen to and this just feels a bit more calculated. Still glad to have it in my possession, but it just isn't the same.