Oraи™ul Meu (compozitor Eugen Doga) - Mariana Bulicanu И™i Brio Sonores -

Backed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra , this version transforms a nostalgic melody into a cinematic "ode to the city," blending traditional Moldovan lyricism with the grandeur of European classical music.

The city is described as a stone flower washed by "kind solar rain," merging natural beauty with human craftsmanship.

The lyrics by Gheorghe Vodă (and the Russian version by Vladimir Lazarev) present the city as a living, breathing entity: Backed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra , this

Written in record time in 1971 , the song was originally created for a documentary film about Chișinău.

Often referred to as "Orașul meu alb" (My White City), the title celebrates the city's unique limestone architecture. Often referred to as "Orașul meu alb" (My

The lyrics speak of building the future ("having a grand future in the scaffolding"), framing the city as a space of eternal youth and progress. The Mariana Bulicanu & Brio Sonores Version

It was officially adopted as the anthem of Chișinău, symbolizing the unity and identity of its citizens. In 2021, Eugen Doga officially donated the copyright for the melody to the city. Lyrical Deep Content In 2021, Eugen Doga officially donated the copyright

Her classical soprano training adds a layer of ethereal purity, representing the "soul" of the city.