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Maria Dragan (b. August 23, 1947, Bălăurești, Nisporeni district, Moldova - d. October 6, 1986, Bălăurești, Nisporeni district, Moldova) was a Moldovan singer of Romanian folk music.
She was born on August 23, 1947 in the village of Bălăurești, Nisporeni district. Maria was the youngest of the family with six children of Anastas and Alexandra Dragan. After graduating from high school in the village (8th grade), he studied for a year at the "Ștefan Neaga" High School of Music in Chisinau (1964-1965). Here she is discovered and appreciated by Isidor Burdin, violinist, composer and artistic leader of the young ensemble of the school.
Debut and artistic activity Change After finishing her studies, in 1965, Maria Dragan performed in Isidor Burdin's band at the House of Culture in the Buiucani sector (Chisinau), going on a tour in Italy.
Returning to the country, in 1966, she found out that the State Philharmonic of the Republic of Moldova had announced the creation of a folk music ensemble: the "Mugurel" Orchestra. She was successfully admitted to the position of vocal soloist at the philharmonic competition. He was active in this ensemble, under the musical direction of the violinist Valeriu Negruzzi (sometimes referred to as Negruți or Negruță), until 1974, when the “Mugurel” Orchestra disbanded. The orchestra included instrumentalists such as: Alexandru Vacarciuc (accordion), Petru Dabija (tambourine), Liusic Rozman (violin), Sergiu Cojoc (taragot), Ion Ciobanu (viola), Vasile Chilcic (double bass).
She enjoyed success in Hungary at the Moldovan SSR Art Festival (1971), where she was awarded the Special Prize. Between 1975 and 1976, she was the soloist of the "Fiddler" Orchestra of the State Philharmonic in Chisinau. Throughout his artistic career, he undertook numerous tours in the USSR. Decline Change Maria Dragan suffered from tuberculosis, a disease that also caused her death. She ended up singing in 1977 at the "Beciul Vechi" restaurant in the Botanica sector, and in 1978-1979 at the "Ciocârlia" Orchestra of the Trade Union Palace in the Râșcani sector, conducted by Valeriu Negruzzi. She died prematurely in his native village at the age of 39.
Maria Dragan's repertoire consisted of folk songs from Bessarabia, Romanian folk songs taken from performers such as Maria Tănase, Ioana Radu, Aurelia Fătu-Răduțu, etc. and Romanian romances.
In 1967 he made films on Moldovan Television for the songs "Foaie verde, bob năut", "Hop, lele, hop" and "Leliță Ioană", with the "Mugurelul" Orchestra, conducted by Valeriu Negruzzi. Maria Dragan participated in the making of the films Musical Pictures (Telefilm-Chisinau, 1970) and Journey to the Nehvoraisk (Moldova-Film, 1971). In 1988, the color documentary Vai, sărmana turturică ... was produced (screenplay by Iurie Bălan, directed by Vlad Druc), in homage to Maria Dragan.
TRACKLIST:
1. Vai, sărmana turturică (1969)
2. Cine nu-i de veselie (1969)
3. Cioca-boca la fereastră (1969)
4. Hop, lele, hop (1967)
5. Toarce, lele, toarce (1972)
6. Doina (1967)
7. Vino, bade (1967)
8. Eu la joc, mama la joc (1969)
9. Leliță Ioană (1967)
10. Foae verde, bob năut (1967)