Stratan Cleopatra

About

Cleopatra Stratan's voice was first heard on Pavel Stratan's third album, on the song "Mama". She first took the stage in the autumn of 2005. "Ghiță" was her first song released on July 15, 2006. The first album, titled "At the Age of 3", was presented on August 20, 2005, when she also held her first live concert, singing 20 songs for two hours. The album received a Platinum Disc and a Diamond Disc. In 2008, she launched her own doll. In the same year, she released a new album, "At the Age of 5". In 2009, she was included in the list of child prodigies by the website oddee.com, where she ranked 4th. She entered the Book of Records six times. She achieved the following records: the youngest artist to release a successful album, the youngest performer to hold a two-hour live concert in front of a large audience, the youngest performer to have a number 1 national hit, the youngest performer to win three MTV awards, the youngest successful singer, the highest-paid artist who received 10,000 euros for a single song. She returned to the Romanian music scene in 2017, after a few years of break, through a collaboration with her brother, Cezar, on the song "MAMI". In 2018, she released the single "Te las cu inima". Alongside Edward Sanda, she introduced the following songs into her repertoire: "Kiss Me," "I Got Lost," "At My Door," "Love, Please," "At Least an Eternity," "Talk About You," "To My Right," "Time to Love," "You Made Me Fall in Love." In 2021, Cleopatra married Edward Sanda, a singer and music producer. In the same year, they released the song "At Least an Eternity" together, which has 19 million views on YouTube.