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Background information | |
Birth name | Dragoș Gărdescu |
Born |
Bucharest, Romania | 22 July 1979
Origin | Romania |
Genres | hip-hop |
Occupations | Singer |
Instruments | Vocals |
Years active | 1995–present |
Labels | Cat Music, Music Expert Company, MediaPro Music, Roco, Roton, Scandalos Music |
Associated acts | Sișu, B.U.G. Mafia, Connect-R, Kamelia, Alex Velea, George Hora, Cedry2k, Andreea Bălan, Baboi, Andra, Delia, Don Baxter, Antonia |
Website | www.puyaoficial.ro |
Dragoș Gărdescu (born 22 July 1979, Bucharest, Romania) better known by his stage name, Puya, is a Romanian rap singer, which became famous as a member of the group La Familia.
Biography[]
Early life[]
In 2003 Puya was arrested in Brussels, Belgium. He was investigated because he took part of a network card counterfeiters. The singer was released after four months in jail because a bail was paid.
In September 2010 his girlfriend named Melinda gave birth to a baby girl, the singer becoming a father. The two met in 2006 when Melinda finished twelfth grade and she was preparing for the prom.
Starting with 2008, Puya became president of the youth organization of the Green Party.
Discograpy[]
- Muzica de tolaneala & depravare
- Romanisme I
- Romanisme II
Singles[]
- 2010 - "Viata noua" (feat. Laura & Keo)
- 2010 - "V.I.P." (feat. Kamelia)
- 2010 - "Change" (feat. Kamelia & George Hora)
- 2010 - "Undeva-n Balkani" (feat. George Hora)
- 2010 - "Americandrim" (feat.Connect-R)
- 2012 - "Nimic nu e nou"
- 2012 – "Altcineva" (feat. Cornel Ilie)
- 2012 – "Gone" (with Bibanu MixXL & Delia)
- 2012 – "Maidanez" (with Doddy, Posset, Mahia and Alex Velea)
- 2013 - "Baga bani" (with Don Baxter & Connect-R)
- 2013 - "Klandestin (Dollar Bill)" (with Vali Prcisteanu & Doddy)
- 2013 - "Hurricane" (with Antonia)
At Own Eurovision Song Contest[]
Puya will represent Romania together with Antonia, in the Own Eurovision Song Contest 23, with their song "Hurricane".
Awards and achievements | ||
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Preceded by Deepcentral "O stea" |
Romania in Own Eurovision Song Contest OESC #23 |
Succeeded by Antonia "Marabou" |
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