The sun was beginning its slow descent over the Lotru Valley on , casting long, golden shadows across the Summer Camp Brezoi . In the heart of Vâlcea County, the air was thick with the savory scent of roasting meats and the unmistakable buzz of a festival in full swing. This was Let’s Meat , a unique celebration where Romania’s rich culinary traditions met its enduring love for rock and roll.
Experience the energy of Antract's live performance at the Let's Meat Festival below: The sun was beginning its slow descent over
Between songs, the mountain backdrop of the Țuțurdan foothills added a natural majesty to the show, making the small town of Brezoi feel like the center of the musical universe. Experience the energy of Antract's live performance at
Led by the driving bass of Cătușanu and the sharp riffs of Ilie "Manole" Vlad, the band moved through their hits with a chemistry forged over decades. The band delivered a setlist that bridged generations:
The performance was a masterclass in Romanian Pop Rock . The band delivered a setlist that bridged generations:
As the evening matured, the crowd—a mix of seasoned bikers, families, and young rock fans—gathered before the main stage. Then, the familiar chords of began to ring out. A Legacy on Stage
Founded in 1984 by Bobiță Cătușanu in nearby Râmnicu Vâlcea, Antract wasn't just another band on the lineup; they were hometown heroes. For nearly four decades, they had been the soundtrack to countless Romanian summers, and tonight at Summer Camp Brezoi , that legacy was on full display.