Famouse Moldovans
(in Moldova and abroad)

"O-Zone" - the official Moscow fan club. They were at top 5 in summer 2004 in Europe with their song "Dragostea din tei"

"Zdob si Zdub" - folk rock band. More known in Russia and Romania, than in other countries of Europe.

Radu Marian - talented opera soprano vocalist. Born in Chisinau in 1977 to a family of Moldovan artists he was already showing exceptional musical talent at the age of four, which led him to perform with A. Spivakov (Moscow, 1984), Sergej Nakoreanov (Moscow, 1985) and Maria Biesu. Completed his vocal and piano studies in Moscow and Bucharest, obtaining the title of Concert Master with merit. Since 1999 making his studies in Italy, Rome.

Maria Biesu - opera singer. The best performer of Chio Chio San in the USSR. Organizer of the annual opera festival "Invita Maria Biesu" (Maria Bieshu invites).

Iurie Canashin - sculptor

Radu Poclitaru - choreographer. December 2003 captured the Bolishoy Theatre with his and English producer Declan Dunnellon "Romeo and Juliet" performance.

Movies

"Tabor uhodit v nebo" ("Gypsies' Camp Goes To Heaven")
Produced by Moldova Film.
Regisor: Emil Loteanu
Music: Eugen Doga
Actors: Grigore Grigoriu, Svetlana Toma, Bronislav Brondukov, Lyalya Chornaya
Download: here
Based on early stories by Maxim Gorky, this film won the grand prize at the 1976 San Sebastian Film Festival. The flamboyant and rugged lifestyle of gypsies living in the Austro-Hungarian Empire early in the 20th century is beautifully screened in this story about the love between a young horse thief Loyko Zabar and a rebellious young gypsy girl Rda and their tragic deaths during their marriage ceremony.

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