- The
Romanian word
lăutar (pronounced [lə.uˈtar]; plural: lăutari)
denotes a
class of musicians. The term was
adopted by
members of a
professional clan...
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Moldova parti****ted in the
Eurovision Song
Contest 2012 with the song "
Lăutar"
written by
Pasha Parfeny and
Alexandru Brașoveanu. The song was performed...
- Toni
Iordache (17
December 1942 –
February 1988) was a Romani-Romanian
lăutar and one of the most
famous cimbalom (Romanian: ţambal)
players in the world...
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represented Moldova in the
Eurovision Song
Contest 2012 with his song "
Lăutar",
placing 11th. He was
formerly known for
being the lead
singer of the Moldovan...
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Zavaidoc ([zavajˈdok]), was a
Romanian singer, the country's best
known lăutar in the
interwar period. Born in Pitești into a
family of lăutari, he made...
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performance school was
established in Bucharest. Toni Iordache, a Romani-Romanian
lăutar, was the most
famous Romanian cimbalom player. The
cimbal is a very po****r...
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member of the
Romanian Academy Ion
Petre Stoican (1930–1994), violinist, a
lăutar "Results of the 2020
local elections".
Central Electoral Bureau. Retrieved...
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singer Nicolae Guță –
Romanian manele singer Nicolae Neacșu ("Culai") –
Lăutar, was the
leader of
Taraf de Haïdouks
Nicolas Reyes (born 1958) – Franco-Spanish...
- Dona
Dumitru Siminică (1926–1979) was a
Romanian violinist and
singer of
lăutar music. He
recorded prolifically for the
Romanian state record label Electrecord...
- life or
invocations to God to help ease pain, etc.
Unlike peasant doinas,
lăutar and
klezmer doinas are
usually accompanied and pla**** on more
complex instruments...
