Muzica usoara romaneasca

This word could be interpreted literally as Romania Easy Music and, in the very common sense, this music is alternative word with Muzica de Estrada (from French estrade, which refers to as podium) describing a branch of pop music established in Romania after the World war II, which emerges generally in the form of easy danceable melodies, made on preparations, which are performed by groups. This music reveals numerous familiarities with the western popular music, as most melodies could be described as a type of Schlager. It supported effects from other familiar musical patterns, like Musixa leggera Italian (from Italy) and Cancion Melodica (from Spain). This Romania pattern was music promoted oversea through the international Golden Stag Festival, held in Brasov, since the year 1968. The very representative translators are those from the 80s, 70s and rarely, 60s: Elena Carstea, Aurelian Andreescu, Mirabela Dauer, Corina Chiriac, Horia Moculescu, Stela Enache, Angela Similea, Luigi lonescu, Margereta Paslaru, Dan Sparatu, Aura urziceanu and Angela Similea.

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