Background
3 Sud Est was composed of three Romanian singers: Laurențiu Duță, Viorel Sipoși and Mihai Budeanu. They first started working together in 1993, when Laurentiu Duță performed at Romania's Mamaia Singing Festival as a solo singer and his two mates provided choreography and background dancing for his performance.
3 Sud Est's 1997 debut single was "Ai plecat" (You've left), which defined their early trademark sound and became an instant success. This brand of electronic dance music came to influence a series of other young artists from the Romanian scene such as Andre, Animal-X and Cristina Raduta. Their most successful is Amintirile (The memories).
Laurentiu Duta had a solo low-profile music career from 1993, after he finished his (piano and guitar) high school music studies. He used to play solo Romanian-folk genre, a genre not to be confused with Romanian-country music. After the 3rei Sud Est music project ended in 2006, he released the solo single "Visator" (Dreamer boy).
Mihai Budeanu also released a solo album outside of the 3rei Sud Est project.
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