Florin Salam

Florin Salam, born Florin Stoian on October 1, 1979, in Bucharest, Romania, is a renowned Roma manele singer. He comes from a family of lăutari, traditional Romanian musicians, and began singing at a young age. Initially performing under the name Florin Fermecătoru, he later adopted the stage name Florin Salam, which means "peace" in Arabic. Salam gained popularity with hits like "Ce gagică şmecherită" and played a significant role in the success of "Of, viața mea," sung by Adrian Minune and Costi Ioniță. He is known for his energetic performances and has collaborated with artists like Paula Seling and Goran Bregović. Salam is also the vice-president of the Association of Romani Artists, Musicians, and Lăutari from Romania.

Salam's music is celebrated for its blend of traditional and modern elements, reflecting Romania's rich cultural heritage. His songs often feature themes of love and life, captivating audiences across Europe. Notable hits include "Saint Tropez" and "Mergem Mai Departe." Despite personal challenges, including the loss of his first wife, Ştefania, in 2009, Salam continues to be a prominent figure in the manele genre, known for his infectious energy and dedication to his craft.

Genres

Manele

Traditional Music

Folk Pop

Romanian Folk

Gypsy Music

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Latest Release

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Florin Salam

Single - Released February 8, 2025