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Andreea Bănică ( (born 21 June 1978) is a Romanian singer. She was part of the group Exotic, alongside Claudia Pătrăşcanu and Julia Chelaru. She subsequently formed the band Blondy with Cristina Rus.
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Afterwards, she started a solo career, winning awards at ceremonies including the
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. Her songs "Love In Brazil" and "Sexy" reached number one in
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Career

She first came to public attention at the 1998 Mamaia Festival. Along with Claudia Pătrăşcanu and Julia Chelaru, she started the group Exotic. In the two years they were together, the group released three singles ("Watch me", "Sexy" and "A Kiss"), and recorded two albums: ''Sexxy'' and ''Passionate''. Bănică started her solo career after leaving Exotic. In 2001, together with Rus, she formed the group Blondy. The group released three albums (''So Close'', ''Part of You'', ''Sweet and Bitter'') and a replay. Altogether, Blondy released six videos, and won the award for best dance band offered by Radio Romania in 2003. Rus left the band in 2005, launching a solo career. Bănică continued with Blondy. ''Dansez, Dansez'', an album composed by Laurentiu Duta, achieved gold status for sales. Two singles were released, "Lovers" and "Sweet and Bitter". Bănică single "Fiesta" gave her a number one hit on the Romanian charts. She received an MTV award for "Best Solo Artist." After that, she performed under her own name. Her second solo album was entitled ''Rendez-vous'', from which "Fiesta" was released as a single. The second single from this album was "Rendez-vous". In 2008 she released a new video for the song "Trust", directed by Dragos Buliga. In the spring of that year she released "Hooky Song" featuring Smiley, with a video directed by Iulian Moga. She released a video for the song "Le Ri Ra" in March 2009 despite being pregnant. In August 2009, a new single, "Samba", was released in collaboration with Dony. This single won her the RMA Best Video award in 2010. In early 2011, a Best Of collection was released. At the RRA Awards, her 2011 song "Love in Brazil" was named best Latin dance song. In 2019 the singer was chosen by
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to provide the Romanian voice of Juarez in the live-action
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Discography


Studio albums


Extended plays


References


External links


Andreea Bănică′s official website
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Andreea Bănică
on CatMusic.ro {{DEFAULTSORT:Banica, Andreea 1978 births Living people People from Eforie English-language singers from Romania 21st-century Romanian singers 21st-century Romanian women singers