Giulia Anghelescu

Giulia

Giulia

Anghelescu performing together with DJ Project
Background information
Birth name Giulia Anghelescu
Born 7 November 1984
Origin Romania Galați, Romania
Genres House, pop, dance,
Occupation(s) Singer, occasional DJ
Instruments Vocals, Piano
Years active Candy: 2000-2004
Solo: 2006-present
DJ Project: 2009-2011
Labels Media Pro, Roton Music, Cat Music, HaHaHa Productions
Associated acts Candy, DJ Project, Directia 5, Furbo, Laurentiu Duța, Vali Barbulescu, Codu Penal, Marius Moga, Gabriel, DJ Andi, Micke

Giulia Anghelescu (born 7 November 1984), better know as simply Giulia is a Romanian pop/dance recording artist and occasional DJ on the Pro FM in Romania. She was the vocalist of Romanian band DJ Project 'till 2011.

1984-2000: Early life and early career

Anghelescu was born on November 7, 1984 to Romanian orthodox parents in Galați. She attended primary school at the 'Scoala de arte Dimitrie Cuclina` in her native city. Giulia first stepped on stage in 1990, with 6 years in the show-program for children called "Tip Top Minitop". In 1995 she promotionally released a cassette with songs composed by Adrian Ordean și Mihai Ochiu. In 1996, Giulia formed the female-trio called "Flash" together with Monica Andrei and Andreea Antonescu. The band don't really had success, and the girls very soon gave all up. In 1998, Anghelescu was for the first time moderator on the Romanian television, in a show dedicated to teenagers. Giulia also attended the casting-show "Scoala Vedetelor", and won the preselections.

2000-2005: Candy

In March, 2000 Giulia thought to visit Laurentiu Duta, a childhood friend. Initially, Giulia wanted a solo career, but Duta has proposed something else: a new trio. Together with the help of Duta, she again formed a girlband, called "Candy", which was consisting by Giulia, Claudia and Selena. They had a "one-hit-wonder" with the hit single "Mergem la mare" (Romanian for "We go to beach"). In 2002, Anghelescu moved on to Bucharest, where the singer graduated the "Gheorghe Lazăr college". The debut album with the band's same name was released in the same year. End of 2002, Claudia left the band and was replaced by singer Monica. In 2004, Giulia also left the band to record a solo album titled "Giulia", released later that year.

Until 2005, Anghelescu was moderator on Romanian TV on shows like "Cool-Mea Distracției", "Kiss Adventure" or "Kiss my way", from Kiss FM. She was also presenting shows on FMs like Kiss FM, One FM, Radio 21 or Pro FM.

2006-2008: Solo career

The second studio album was released in summer 2006 and was called "Fluturi" (Romanian for "Butterflyes"). She presents the album as a "mature" in an interview. She said, that the work brings a change in her life. She gives up the attitude of a rebellious teenager, choosing to turn into a dreamy young lady. The tracks on the album manage to capture a Puzzle of Giulia's life. After she received major success in Romania, Giulia promoted a new album in 2008, called "Primul Pas" (Romanian for "First step"), which was produced and composed by famous artists like Laurentiu Duta or Marius Moga. The album spawned a featuring with Gabriel Huiban. Also in 2008, she attended the TV show "Dansez pentru tine" (Romanian for "I'll dance for you), where Anghelescu reached the first place, winning the golden trophy.

2009-present: DJ Project, motherhood and 4th studio album

Giulia was already shortly the voice of DJ Project in 2001, for the band's debut album "Experience". In 2009 she rejoined DJ Project (DJ Maxx and DJ Gino) and also replaced the lead vocalist Elena Baltagan (currently known as Ellie White). In a short period of time, the trio released 3 singles, which had success in Anghelescu's native country. "Nu"(Romanian for "No"), "Regrete"(Romanian for "Regrets") and "Mi-e dor de noi"(Romanian for "I miss us") reached all the first position in the Romanian Top 100. She leaved the band in late 2011, because of her motherhood. She married Vlad Huidu in 2012 and gave birth to a girl, named Antonia Sabina.[1] After this big event, she released finally her 4th studio album, called "Un om cu un pian"(Romanian for "A human with a piano"), which was one of the best-selling albums in her native country. The album spawned the hit single "Vorbe Goale"(Romanian for "Stupid words") and "Un om cu un pian". She became also a member of "HaHaHa Productions".

Discography

Studio albums with Candy

Solo studio albums

Singles

Featurings

References

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