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| Having over-achieved with Moldova's first attempt at the competition in 2005, Zdob si Zdub return in 2011 with a song that doesn't even come close to their debut. It's called "So Lucky", which any poor listener is certainly not. Learn more here | ![]() |
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| Euro dance warning from Moldova, with the striking Olia Tira belting out a bass heavy repetiive nothing not so ably assisted by the Sunstroke Project with an effort called "Run Away". You may, but not before reading about it here | ||
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After Barbu did so well in 2007, the Moldovans have sent her again in 2009 but cannily under a different name. Not really, but Nelly Ciobanu does seem to be a dead spit with her thigh slapping national rouseabout called "Hora din Moldova". Learn your Hey''s and La's here | |
| Kudos to the Moldovans, with Geta Burlacu swooning through a palatable 1970's jazz tinged lounge track in Semi 1...I wish them well, even though they've absolutely no chance. Read about her here |
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The Tourist Guide says The Republic of Moldova is a small country, favorably situated in the Southeast part of Europe, neighboring Romania to the West and Ukraine to the East. This piece of land boasts a rich history, abundant in dramatic and agitated events. Moldova is a European Country, which has a rich ethnic history. The majority of the population are Moldovans (Romanians), but the following national minorities live on this territory too: Ukrainians, Bulgarians, Gagauzians, Russians, Germans, Greeks, and others. In Moldova many traditions are centuries old. It is hard to believe that the multi-ethnic character of the country still exists within the popular traditions. What’s more it has enriched them with new qualities, giving them a new colour and transforming them into an original bunch of customs, rituals, and folklore present in Moldovan villages. In spite of the differences of nationalities, the people here have the most important quality – Hospitality. In Moldova every guest is received with a special warmth.
Chisinau "Chisinau is a significant administrative, political, economic, scientific, cultural and touristic centre of the Republic of Moldova. The first historic record of the name Chisinau goes back to July 17 1436. The name derives from a word meaning “spring, pump, pipe”. |
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Bank clerks in Moldova have been told not to make eye contact with customers
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Life expectancy |
60.88 men 69.39 women | |
| Airports | 24 | ||
| Radios | no usage figures | ||
| Internet Users | 34 per 1,000 people | ||
| Railway Network | 682 miles | ||
| Death Penalty abolished in 1962 (Grace Kelly, bad taste) | |||
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