The lyrics describe Bessarabia as a "wronged" land that has been "stolen" and "ceded" over time, yet remains fundamentally connected to the Romanian spirit.
Each singer represents a different geographic connection. For example, Gabriel Dumitru references his home in Argeș , while Nicu Mâță sings about his roots as a "Basarabean".
Traditional folk (muzică populară) with a themes of unity and national identity. Lyrical Themes & Meaning The lyrics describe Bessarabia as a "wronged" land
The track is a high-profile collaboration featuring artists from different historical regions of Romania, backed by the renowned , conducted by Nicolae Botgros . Composed by: Paul Ananie Lyrics by: Mihai Pascar Arrangement: Corneliu Botgros
is a popular Romanian patriotic folk song performed by the trio of Paul Ananie , Nicu Mâță , and Gabriel Dumitru . Released in late 2017, it was created as a symbolic gift for Romanians worldwide to commemorate the Centenary of the Great Union . Musical Collaboration & Production Traditional folk (muzică populară) with a themes of
Acts as a prayer for justice and brotherhood: "Doamne, Doamne, fă dreptate / Ține frate lângă frate!" (Lord, Lord, do justice / Keep brother beside brother!).
The song is a poignant tribute to (Basarabia), the region "east of the Prut River". It explores the shared heritage and historical separation between Romania and the Republic of Moldova. Released in late 2017, it was created as
Paul Ananie, Nicu Mâță, Gabriel Dumitru - Peste Prut, la răsărit