Madalina Paval Bucharest, Romania
Mădălina Pavăl grew up in the Bucovina region of Romania. Since early years she began collecting and singing traditional Romanian music. Throughout her many travels around the country she got to gather the old roots of local folklore - rural rituals, connection to nature, the solitude and celebration of love, old curses and spiritual healing - all and each vividly exposed in the art of singing. ... more
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