Natalia Barbu
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Natalia Barbu | |
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Background information | |
Birth name | Natalia Barbu |
Born | August 22, 1979 Bălţi, Moldova (then USSR) |
Genre(s) | Pop rock, Gothic rock |
Occupation(s) | Singer |
Instrument(s) | Singing, violin |
Years active | 2001 - present |
Label(s) | Sony BMG |
Website | http://www.nataliabarbu.com/ |
Natalia Barbu (born August 22, 1979, in Bălţi, Republic of Moldova, then part of the USSR) is a Moldovan singer.
Throughout her career, Natalia has worked with a group of musicians from Trigon on a different, new jazz-folk experiment. She writes her own lyrics, composes the music for most of her songs, and collaborates on the arrangements with her crew.
Natalia signed a three year contract with Cat Music Records (Sony Music) from Bucharest in 2006.
Her main success has been the release of her single "Îngerul meu" (My Angel) in Romania. The song remained in the Romanian Top 100 for 11 weeks at #1 and was much featured on MTV Romania.
More recently, she was selected to represent Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with the song Fight. She beat out Moldova's 2005 contestant Zdob Si Zdub. She advanced from the semi-finals and performed in 24th (final) position in the contest finals. Her song was voted 10th overall.
[edit] Discography
- Între ieri şi azi (Between Yesterday And Today) (2001)
- Zbor De Dor (2003)
- Eurovision Song Contest - Helsinki 2007 (2007)
- Fight - 2007
[edit] Interview
Natalia gave an interview for Wikipedia: listen
[edit] External links
- Official website (outdated, last update in Spring 2007, contact info no longer functional)
- Interview by Ludmila Mamaliga
- Natalia Barbu not participating again (in ESC 2008) because of cost
Preceded by Arsenium & Natalia Gordienko |
Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 |
Succeeded by Geta Burlacu |