Lautarii: De Matase

Essential for the melodic and harmonic complexity of lăutărească .

The group significantly contributed to the soundtrack of the documentary series Flavours of Romania , which showcases Romanian culture and landscapes.

The group focuses on reviving traditional sounds that date back centuries, moving away from modern "manele" to celebrate the sophisticated, historical roots of Romanian folk music. Lautarii De Matase

They are known for conceptual shows like "Căi ferate încrucișate" and their extensive 2025 national tours, which aim to tell stories through music. Musical Composition

They frequently perform at prestigious venues such as the Sala Palatului and Palatul Bragadiru . Essential for the melodic and harmonic complexity of

Their repertoire is the result of intensive research and collecting "old music" from rural areas, aiming to present it with the technical finesse implied by their name ("Silk Lăutari"). Career Highlights & Projects

Providing the rhythmic foundation characteristic of old-world Romanian taverns. They are known for conceptual shows like "Căi

Led by Simion Bogdan-Mihai, one of the last professional cobza players in Romania, the group utilizes this traditional lute-like instrument to ground their sound in 18th and 19th-century aesthetics.