Nicu Mâță

Nicu Mâță is a well-known Bucharest-based Romanian Romani folk artist who is well-known for his soulful tunes that connect with his audience. His most well-known songs include "Peste Prut, la rasarit - Trio," The song "De dragostea Anitei - Duet," the phrase "Lautar cu dor in sange," Paharel, pahar, pahar. "De vale, hora cea mare!" The phrase "Zi-I, trompeta, zi-i mascat!" The musical dialogue "Dragostea n-are hotare" "Nica, Nica, si iar Nica," "Cine-I botezat Ion" and "Mandra, eu te-ntreb pe tine."

The music of Nicu Mâță is a lovely fusion of traditional and modern elements. With their catchy melodies and moving lyrics, his songs "Lautar cu dor in sange" and "Paharel, pahar, pahar" take listeners to a bygone period. On the other hand, with their lively speed and appealing beats, "Zi-I, trompeta, zi-i mascat!" and "Dragostea n-are hotare - Dialog muzical" demonstrate Nicu Mâță's versatility as a musician.

Nicu Mâță delivers a heartfelt rendering and emotional depth to each piece, which distinguishes his music from other artists. Nicu Mâță's song, whether it be the moving "Mandra, eu te-ntreb pe tine" or the upbeat "Cine-I botezat Ion," is proof of his love and commitment to his work. Nicu Mâță's music has not only preserved the Romani Folk music tradition but also won Nicu Mâță a particular place in the hearts of music fans all over the world.

2018 saw the release of Nicu Mâță's most recent album, "Dragostea n-are hotare," a Romani folk musician from Bucharest, Romania. The 12-track album is a lovely fusion of traditional Romanian music and contemporary sounds.

The opening tune, "Dragostea n-are hotare," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its energetic and upbeat music. The album has songs that highlight Mâță's extraordinary vocal range and musical diversity. 'Fata de la munte' is a lovely ballad that showcases his expressive vocals, while 'La fantana cu apa rece' is a more bouncy, lively piece that will get you dancing.

The album also contains songs that were created in conjunction with other musicians. The Moldovan band Zdob si Zdub is featured on the cheerful and upbeat song "Lautarii din Chisinau," which will have you tapping your feet. Ia-ma, Ia-ma, a duet with Loredana Groza, a Romanian singer, is a lovely love ballad that highlights the vocal chemistry between the two performers.

Finally, "Dragostea n-are hotare," Nicu Mâță's most recent album, is a lovely fusion of traditional Romanian music with a contemporary flair. The album features collaborations with various gifted musicians and displays Mâță's extraordinary voice range and musical diversity. Fans of traditional Romanian music and those who enjoy stunning, moving vocals will both enjoy this album.

Nicu Mâță is renowned for his associations with other European Romani folk musicians. As a member of the Trio, one of his most well-known collaborations is on the song "Peste Prut, la rasarit" with Paul Ananie. The song is an example of how traditional Romanian and Romani music has been infused with contemporary sounds. The Trio's partnership with Paul Ananie gives the music a special dimension by fusing Ananie's aesthetic with the Trio's sound.

An further noteworthy partnership is with the band Fanfare Ciocarlia on their album "Queens and Kings." Numerous collaborations are included on the album, including Nicu Mâță's contribution to the song "Doina de Jale." The Romani doina tradition, a form of improvised sorrow, is highlighted in the song. Nicu Mâță and Fanfare Ciocarlia's partnership unites two titans of the European Romani folk music industry.

Taraf de Haidouks and Nicu Mâță worked together on the album "Maskarada." Numerous well-known musicians have collaborated on the album, including Nicu Mâță, who contributed to the song "Haiditi, sus, sa cantam!" The musical fusion of Romanian and Romani artists, which results in a sound that is both traditional and contemporary, is beautifully displayed by Nicu Mâță and Taraf de Haidouks.

Overall, Nicu Mâță's musical partnerships have pushed the frontiers of European Romani folk music, resulting in a distinctive combination of traditional and contemporary sounds. His collaborations with Taraf de Haidouks, Fanfare Ciocarlia, and Paul Ananie are just a few of the numerous ones that have influenced the genre.