Disc Interzis - Irina Loghin (1984) -
: Many of these songs were eventually promoted through television appearances and subsequent album releases once the ban was lifted. Musical Collaboration
: In 1984, Loghin departed from her traditional folk roots to explore muzică de petrecere (party music), romances, and old lăutari songs. DISC INTERZIS - IRINA LOGHIN (1984)
The collection, often titled Romanțe și cântece de petrecere , is available on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube . Key tracks include: La Ciolpani era o fată Am acasă-n grădiniță (Bine-i să trăiești pe lume) Arz-o focul dragostea De la mine la Ploiești Mi-am pus busuioc în păr : Many of these songs were eventually promoted
During the mid-1980s, Irina Loghin was one of Romania's most beloved artists. However, she fell into disgrace with the Ceaușescu regime, leading to a period where she was banned from performing on television or radio. Key tracks include: La Ciolpani era o fată
: Because of her immense popularity and the "inappropriate" nature of party music under strict communist cultural guidelines, the material recorded for this album was shelved and remained unreleased as a cohesive project until after the 1989 Revolution.
The recordings featured high-level musical backing, typical of Loghin's professional standards: : Conducted by Paraschiv Oprea .
: Featured the prominent accordionist Ștefan Miriuță . Tracklist Highlights
: Many of these songs were eventually promoted through television appearances and subsequent album releases once the ban was lifted. Musical Collaboration
: In 1984, Loghin departed from her traditional folk roots to explore muzică de petrecere (party music), romances, and old lăutari songs.
The collection, often titled Romanțe și cântece de petrecere , is available on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube . Key tracks include: La Ciolpani era o fată Am acasă-n grădiniță (Bine-i să trăiești pe lume) Arz-o focul dragostea De la mine la Ploiești Mi-am pus busuioc în păr
During the mid-1980s, Irina Loghin was one of Romania's most beloved artists. However, she fell into disgrace with the Ceaușescu regime, leading to a period where she was banned from performing on television or radio.
: Because of her immense popularity and the "inappropriate" nature of party music under strict communist cultural guidelines, the material recorded for this album was shelved and remained unreleased as a cohesive project until after the 1989 Revolution.
The recordings featured high-level musical backing, typical of Loghin's professional standards: : Conducted by Paraschiv Oprea .
: Featured the prominent accordionist Ștefan Miriuță . Tracklist Highlights