Babasha

Babasha has some standout tracks that resonate well with fans of Romani folk music. “Cât vrei tu” combines catchy rhythms with engaging melodies, making it a favorite at gatherings. Another notable track, “Molotov,” features lively beats that invite listeners to dance. Their music often reflects cultural themes, which adds to its appeal.

Other popular songs include “Echo,” “Baklava,” and “Tratamente.” Each brings a unique flavor to their discography, showcasing Babasha's ability to blend traditional sounds with modern influences. “Păi naa” and “Amo, Amo” are also well-received, often played in celebrations. Then there’s “Yali, Yali,” “Marae,” and “Ia-ma Du-ma,” which round out their impressive collection. Fans appreciate the energy and connection found in these tracks, making Babasha a significant name in the genre.

Babasha's latest album, "ATIPIC," released in 2025, showcases their evolving sound within the Romani folk genre. The album features a mix of traditional influences and modern elements, offering listeners a fresh take on familiar themes.

Among the standout tracks are "Cometa," "A la turca," "Pasiune," and "Brasileiro." Each single brings a unique flavor, blending rhythmic patterns and melodies that reflect diverse cultural backgrounds. "Cometa" stands out with its lively tempo, while "A la turca" incorporates traditional motifs. "Pasiune" takes a more introspective route, and "Brasileiro" infuses Latin influences into the mix. These releases contribute to Babasha's reputation for pushing boundaries while remaining rooted in their cultural heritage, making their latest work an interesting addition to the contemporary folk music scene.

Babasha has engaged in several notable collaborations, enriching his music with diverse influences. The track “Molotov” features contributions from Denis Ramniceanu and Ministerul Manelelor, blending styles that resonate with fans of both folk and modern sounds. This collaboration stands out for its rhythmic energy and catchy melodies.

In “Echo,” Babasha teamed up with Inna, creating a fusion that highlights both artists' distinct styles while appealing to a wider audience. The partnership showcases a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, making it a memorable track in Babasha's repertoire.

Other collaborations, such as “Păi naa,” “Amo, Amo,” and “Yali, Yali,” also involve Ministerul Manelelor, further demonstrating the synergy between these artists. Each song reflects a commitment to merging folk traditions with modern influences, drawing in listeners from various backgrounds.