| Mihai Trăistariu - His voice can reach five octaves and one third
Born on 16 December 1979
Studied the piano for 10 years with a private tutor (starting when he was 7)
Graduated from Petru Rares high school, majoring in maths and physics
Graduated the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics
Took acting classes
Attended vocal classes
Came second in his first national contest, the Florentin Delmar Festival
In two years, he won 18 prizes at various national festivals, winning first prize seven times
Participated in the Mamaia Festival six times and came first twice, second twice and third twice
Participated in the Golden Stag International Festival twice, winning the jury’s special award and the the people’s choice award
Nominated for ‘best voice’ five times, winning three times
Won the trophy at the Love Song Festival
Won many international trophies in FYR Macedonia, Serbia & Montenegro, Bulgaria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Lavia and Belarus.
Took part in the Romanian selection for the Eurovision Song Contest on six occasions, finishing second, third, fourth, third, third and, in 2006, first
Was spotted at the 1998 Mamaia Festival and was invited to become a member of the band Valahia
Became a vocal music teacher in 2005 at the first talent school in Romania, STARSCOOL
Nominated in the categories of ‘Most Beloved Solo Artist’ and ‘Hit of the Year’ at the 2006 ‘Most Beloved Romanians’ Awards
Has toured all over Romania, Europe (Germany, France, Austria, Belgium, Moldova) and Japan
Has released seven albums (with Valahia and as a solo artist) and is now working on the eighth
His voice can reach five octaves and one third, which is rare for a male voice |
