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Taraful Din Baia
Gypsies of Romania
Genres: International Music, Pop

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Trec Tiganii (Gypsies Are Passing By)
2. Doina Lui Cozma (Cozma's Doina)
3. Asa-I-Viata la Tigani (This Is the Gypsy Life)
4. Hai la Joe (Let's Dance)
5. So-Mbatat Tigancile (Gypsy Women Got Drunk)
6. A Lui Danu (Danu's Dance)
7. La O Margine de Drum (At the End of the Road)
8. Asculta-Ti Inima (Listen to Your Heart)
9. Inima de Tiganca (Gypsy Heart)
10. Dans Din Curtuius (Dance from Curtuius)
11. Buna Seara, Buna Seara (Good Evening, Good Evening)
12. Cand M-Am Trezit (When I Woke Up)
13. Mai Barbate Ce-Ai-Facut
14. Mai Dorule (When You Miss Someone)
15. Bade Tine-Ma Bine (Hold Me Tight)
16. Tikhi Sej (Little Girl)
17. M-Am Intors Acasa (I Came Back Home)
18. Sunt Tigan Din Tiganie (I Am a Gypsy Among Gypsies)
19. Invartita (Turn Around)
20. Haide Manca Pe Ulita (Come With Me to the Side Road)
21. Dans Din Valeni (Dance from Valeni)
22. Mamaliga Branza Li (Cornbread With Cheese)
23. Dansul Lui Lup (Lup's Dance)
24. De Ce M-Ai Parasit? (Why Did You Leave Me?)
25. Bantana (Dance from Banat)

CD Details

All Artists: Taraful Din Baia
Title: Gypsies of Romania
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Arc Music
Release Date: 3/12/2002
Genres: International Music, Pop
Styles: Europe, Eastern Europe
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 743037161824

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CD Reviews

Good, but not entirely gypsy

05/02/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was surprised to recognize many Romanian folk songs. There are some gypsy songs, but I find the title is a misrepresentation. The first song is clearly gypsy, but the second is actually a beautiful "doina" from the Banat region. The third song is from Transylvania. The list goes on.
The music is beautiful and from Romania - but mostly not gypsy. I guess I made the point..."