Birth name Arnoldas Lukosius Role Musical performer | Years active 1983–present Name Arnoldas Lukosius | |
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Albums Kitoks pasaulis, Zodziai i tyla, As cia esu (picture disc) People also search for Andrius Mamontovas, Darius Burokas |
Radist sve io i kis arnoldas luko ius
Arnoldas Lukošius (born February 11, 1967 in Kurkliai, Anykščiai district) is a Lithuanian keyboardist, who has performed in a LT United band at the Eurovision Song Contest 2006. He is named by his colleagues as a "Lithuania's first rock accordion player". Lukošius has been a member of the legendary Foje band. Today he is the editor of a popular girls' magazine and also plays in the band of Andrius Mamontovas.
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His dance in the Eurovision Song Contest, delivered after standing completely still and looking serious in the first half of the song, became famous because of its manical delivery, which, in combination with his physical appearance, was found amusing by many viewers.

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Lifestyle
Lukošius rarely eats at home and says that the refrigerator belongs to his wife.

Starting from 1997 year he worked as journalist and layout designer in then biggest Lithuanian magazine „Panele“. From 2010 he is reporter at news portal „lrytas.lt“, were covers IT and Science themes.
Music

Arnold has rehearsed in the rock band Soul's rehearsal studio, with another group of musicians for the album "Black Opium Earth" program. He said that the "Black Opium Earth" is from the same era as when he was an active musician back in the 1993's. Despite the difficult living conditions at the time, it was one of the most productive periods in Lithuania, because the music was looking for new solutions. Arnold also exclaimed that "The Group" Movie and the gothic sound close to him.


Songs
Laužo šviesaGeltoni krantai · 1989
Vaikystės stogasGeltoni krantai · 1989
Geltoni krantaiGeltoni krantai · 1989