About Dorin Liviu Zaharia
Dorin Liviu Zaharia (September 25, 1944 – December 3, 1987) was one of the most interesting figures of the 1960s and '70s Romanian pop music scene. He was probably the first Romanian musician interested in mixing Romanian folklore with Indian music. He sang with the band Olympic '64, developing a sound and attitude that were in contrast to the communist regime's "commandments". He wrote, along with Dan Andrei Aldea, the music for several Romanian movies, such as the cult movies Filip cel Bun, Duhul Aurului and Nunta de piatră (dir.
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Ziua bradului de noapte
Cântic de haiduc
Cantec de haiduc
Cantic de haiduc
Strada Popa Nan
Nunta De Piatra
Florile dalbe
Coronita de argint
Ramai sanatoasa maica
Pofta-n copac a suit-o
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