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Șuie Paparude is a Romanian electronic music band. Founded in 1993 by Mihai Cămpineanu (Michi) and Mihai Dobre (Dobrică), the band is known for the hit singles like ''Pentru Inimi'', ''Armada Verbală'', ''La Mare'', ''Iarba Verde de Acasă'', and ''Ajutor''. | Șuie Paparude is a Romanian electronic music band. Founded in 1993 by Mihai Cămpineanu (Michi) and Mihai Dobre (Dobrică), the band is known for the hit singles like ''Pentru Inimi'', ''Armada Verbală'', ''La Mare'', ''Iarba Verde de Acasă'', and ''Ajutor''. | ||
===Iarba Verde de Acasă=== | ===Iarba Verde de Acasă=== | ||
In 1997, the band Șuie Paparude released the single ''Iarba Verde de Acasă'', which was featured on their second album released in November the same year. In April of 1998, they released the music video of ''Iarba Verde de Acasă''. According to the interview from 1999, the music video features a shepherd | In 1997, the band Șuie Paparude released the single ''Iarba Verde de Acasă'', which was featured on their second album released in November the same year. In April of 1998, they released the '''music video''' | ||
of ''Iarba Verde de Acasă''. According to the interview from 1999, the music video features a shepherd travelling through the city of Bucharest. The idea for the single was a contrast between natural and artificial. In the music video, some footage of one of their live performances appears on different billboards. | |||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
The music video wasn't online until | The music video wasn't online until November 7th, 2019, the music video was found on CAT Music's database, but it wasn't posted publicly until November 16th, when an upload of the music video was uploaded to YouTube by user magazinu1. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20080622073151/http://www.suiepaparude.ro/index.php?page=biography&hl=en Suie Paparude's Biography from 2007, which gives more information about the band.] Retrieved 07 Aug '19 | *[http://web.archive.org/web/20080622073151/http://www.suiepaparude.ro/index.php?page=biography&hl=en Suie Paparude's Biography from 2007, which gives more information about the band.] Retrieved 07 Aug '19 | ||
*[https:// | *[https://facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1463802123685556&set=a.787436167988825&type=3&theater The interview with Bravo Magazine in 1999.] Retrieved 07 Aug '19 | ||
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A picture of Mihai Dobre alias (also known as Dobrică) during the filming of the music video.
Status: Found
Date found: 16 Nov 2019
Found by: magazinu1
Șuie Paparude is a Romanian electronic music band. Founded in 1993 by Mihai Cămpineanu (Michi) and Mihai Dobre (Dobrică), the band is known for the hit singles like Pentru Inimi, Armada Verbală, La Mare, Iarba Verde de Acasă, and Ajutor.
Iarba Verde de Acasă
In 1997, the band Șuie Paparude released the single Iarba Verde de Acasă, which was featured on their second album released in November the same year. In April of 1998, they released the music video of Iarba Verde de Acasă. According to the interview from 1999, the music video features a shepherd travelling through the city of Bucharest. The idea for the single was a contrast between natural and artificial. In the music video, some footage of one of their live performances appears on different billboards.
Availability
The music video wasn't online until November 7th, 2019, the music video was found on CAT Music's database, but it wasn't posted publicly until November 16th, when an upload of the music video was uploaded to YouTube by user magazinu1.
Gallery
Sources
- Suie Paparude's Biography from 2007, which gives more information about the band. Retrieved 07 Aug '19
- The interview with Bravo Magazine in 1999. Retrieved 07 Aug '19