Abstract: In the dual burner of a gas turbine or a hot gas generating system, the swirler (1) is formed from at least two doubly curved sheets (4, 5) subject to tangential air inlet (7). These sheets (4, 5) are folded along diagonals (10a, 10b) running conically outwards in the outlet flow direction. One curved fold face forms an inner cone (4b, 5b) expanding in the direction of the swirler outlet end while the other curved fold faced forms an outer cone (4a, 5a) which contracts in the direction of the end outlet. The inner cones (4b, 5b) each carry at their ends a fuel main (8) whose fuel nozzles (9) are directed radially inwards towards the inner zone of the swirler (1). The liquid fuel (2a, 2b) is directed onto the outer cone (4a, 5a), the oil film (6) forming there being "rolled in" by the air (7) flowing into the outer cone (4a, 5a).