Seeya (Romênia)
Seeya formed in Romania in 2006 as a four-piece group. Their lineup included vocalist Laura Pătrașcu, guitarist Irina Nicolae, bassist Cristina Stoenescu, and...
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Seeya formed in Romania in 2006 as a four-piece group. Their lineup included vocalist Laura Pătrașcu, guitarist Irina Nicolae, bassist Cristina Stoenescu, and drummer Monica Anghel. The band's 2007 single 'De Ce' became one of Romania's most popular songs, a ballad that still gets regular radio play. They followed it with tracks like 'Ochii Tai' in 2008 and 'Te Pierd' in 2009.
Cristina Stoenescu left the group in 2010, and Seeya faced rumors of internal conflicts and creative differences afterward. Their 2010 release 'Iubire de Poveste' was another pop ballad in their catalog. While their later years were less stable, songs like 'Criminal' and their earlier work maintained a presence in Romanian music.
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