Morandi

Morandi is a Romanian eurodance music group established in 2004, known for chart-topping singles and successful studio albums. After quickly establishing themselves as a chart-topping force in 2004, Morandi released their debut single ‘Love Me’ in November 2004, followed by their first studio album, ‘Reverse,’ on July 17, 2005. The album swiftly achieved gold certification from the UPFR by December of the same year and went on to sell two million copies worldwide. ‘Reverse’ also featured the successful single ‘Beijo (Uh La La),’ which dominated the Romanian Top 100 chart for nine consecutive weeks, solidifying Morandi’s early impact on the European music scene.

‘Kalinka’ further demonstrated their enduring appeal, earning platinum certification from ZPAV in 2020. After a temporary parting of ways in 2021, Morandi confirmed their reunion in October 2024, signaling a new chapter for the acclaimed group. Demonstrating their continued creative vitality, they immediately followed this announcement with new music, including their recent collaboration ‘No Sleep’ with artist Eneli in 2024. Morandi continues to evolve their signature eurodance sound, maintaining their status as influential figures in the global music landscape with a consistent history of chart-topping success.