In La Nunta Asta Lia Taburcean invites us straight onto a lively Moldovan wedding dance floor. The young narrator has spent the whole morning helping out, obeying her parents and trying to keep a “good girl” image, yet the pull of the music is irresistible. Surrounded by chatter and traditional rhythms, she decides that tonight she will finally let loose, put on her beautiful dress and dance at least once in her life.
The song is a joyful rebellion against quiet corners and whispered judgments. While relatives talk over one another and nobody really listens, the singer finds freedom in movement, a sip of rakiu and the simple pleasure of living in the moment. It is a playful celebration of self-expression, reminding us that after all our hard work we deserve to step onto the floor, ignore gossip and let our souls dance.
Lia Taburcean is a talented Moldovan singer and songwriter born on July 24, 1997, in the village of Verejeni, Telenești District. She burst onto the music scene in 2016 with her hit "La nunta asta," a song that quickly became a staple at weddings across Moldova. Lia masterfully blends pop and folk influences, creating catchy tunes that celebrate Moldovan and Romanian culture.
Since her debut, she has released multiple successful albums, including La Nunta Asta (2017), Tudore (2019), and her latest Seara asta (2024). Known for her heartfelt lyrics and captivating vocals, Lia continues to charm audiences with songs like "Ca-n Filme Indiene" and "Când Eu Iubesc." Beyond music, her personal story of adoption and resilience adds depth to her artistic persona, making her one of Moldova's most beloved contemporary artists.