Interesting article

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http://www.rferl.org/featuresarticle/2004/5/814CE60F-0383-4815-B572-B7C896CDDC38.html


Romania/Moldova: O-Zone Breathes Fresh Air Into European Pop Music Scene
By Eugen Tomiuc


The Romanian-Moldovan pop band O-Zone has stormed to the top of the charts in several Western countries, following in the footsteps of other Eastern European musical sensations like the Russian "lesbian" band tATu or the Romanian duo Cheeky Girls. O-Zone has now set their sights on Britain, Europe's top musical market.


6 May 2004 (RFE/RL) -- For people turning on their radios in Paris, Madrid, Rome, or Prague, they may not be sure who is singing a popular new tune or even what language it's in.

The band is O-Zone. Still doesn't sound familiar? That might be because the group's three members are Romanian-based Moldovans.

O-Zone's dance hit "Dragostea din Tei,â€Â