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Occupation
  
Singer

Years active
  
1991–present


Name
  
Annamari Dancs

Role
  
Singer

Annamari Dancs Jegyhu Dancs Annamari


Born
  
March 11, 1981 (age 43) (
1981-03-11
)
Sfantu Gheorghe, Romania

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Dj robert georgescu feat annamari dancs oneira a ha


Annamari Dancs is a Romanian-Hungarian singer. She was born in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania. Her father, Árpád, was a music teacher and later manager of Dancs Market Records. Her mother, Anna-Mária, was also a teacher and her older brother Zsolt is her concert manager and drummer of her band.

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Annamari Dancs Jegyhu Dancs Annamari

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Career

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After completing school in the music conservatory, Gheoghe Dima Academy of Music, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Dancs graduated as an opera singer. Over the past 10 years, she held multiple concerts as pop singer, not only in Romania and Hungary, but also a guest in Sweden, the United States, the Netherlands and Slovakia.

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So far, she released nine record albums, seven maxi-albums, and three DVDs. She has fifteen video clips shot in different parts of the world, and she appeared this spring in a musical program on TVR 1, the Hungarian-language broadcast, Zenedoboz.

Recordings

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  • Felhőkön is túl (1999)
  • Szívemben élsz (2001)
  • Erdélyi nosztalgia (2001)
  • Te vagy az egyetlen (2002)
  • Dancs Annamari 5 (2003)
  • Szerelem kell (2005)
  • Delicios (in Romanian; 2005)
  • Best Of (2006)
  • Egy a szívem , egy a párom (2007)
  • Live your life feat. DJ Robert Georgescu (2009)
  • Aha (Oneira) feat. DJ Robert Georgescu (2010)
  • Feel (2012) – Entry to the Hungarian National Final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2012
  • References

    Annamari Dancs Wikipedia