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Blaxy Girls | |
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| Origin | Constanţa, Romania |
| Genres | Rock Alternative rock Pop rock Power pop |
| Years active | 2007-2014 |
| Labels | Roton |
| Members | Rucsandra Iliescu Anamaria Nanu Diana Ganea Gela Marinescu Cristina Marinescu |
| Past members | Amalia Tirca |
Blaxy Girls was a Romanian all-girl rock band from Constanta, formed in 2007. The band consisted of lead singer Rucsandra Iliescu, bassist Cristina Marinescu, guitarist Diana Ganea, pianist Ana Maria Nanu and drummer Gela Marinescu.[1]
The group's first single, "If You Feel My Love" quickly became very popular in Romania. Their second great hit was "Dear Mama". The clip was internationally released in the beginning of March, as a present for the women and mothers all around the world. The first album of the group was released in December 2008.[2] The album included a bonus track "If You Feel My Love (Chaow MIX)", a remixed version of the lead single which features a sample of a classic Beijing opera about Chen Shimei and Qin Xianglian. This version of the song became a famous Internet meme in 2020.
They appeared in the semi-finals of the 2008 Golden Stag Festival[3] and were among the finalists for the 2009 Romanian Eurovision Song Contest, with the song "Dear Mama"[4] finishing in a tie for second place.[5]
They planned to compete in the national selection of Romania for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 with the song "Save the World" but later withdrew.[6]
The group officially disbanded in 2014, after a 7-year long career.
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