Vocea Ta

Vocea ta (Romanian for Your Voice) is the debut solo studio album by Romanian singer-songwriter Elena Gheorghe. Released in summer 2006, it is her first studio album since leaving the Latino pop band Mandinga, where she was the lead vocalist until 2005. The album is of pop, Latino-pop and dance music genre, being very similar to her two previous albums with Mandinga.

Vocea Ta
Studio album by
ReleasedJune 2006
Recorded2004-2006
GenreLatino, dance-pop
Length33:37
LabelSincron Records, Roton
ProducerLaurențiu Duță, Ovidiu Bistriceanu, Daris Mangal
Elena Gheorghe chronology
Vocea Ta
(2006)
'Lilicea Vreariei'
(2008)
Singles from Vocea Ta
  1. "Vocea Ta"
    Released: May 2006
  2. "Ochii Tăi Căprui"
    Released: January 2007

"Vocea Ta", the lead single of the album, was a smash radio hit in Romania. It reached #24 in the list of the most heard songs in 2006 and became later a top-ten hit in the Romanian Top 100. The second and final single from the full-length record was released in January 2007, although it reached only #21 in the Romanian charts, it had much bigger success than her previous hit. Later it won the award of "Best song of 2007" accorded by the Romanian Music Awards. Gheorghe was named the female of 2006 by the RRA Awards. The album also contains a remix of "Soarele Meu", a previous hit made with Mandinga.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Vocea Ta (Your voice)"3:34
2."Dulce Ca Mierea (Sweet like honey)"3:05
3."N-ai Să Vii (You will not come)"3:21
4."Ochii Tăi Căprui (Your brown eyes)"3:10
5."Dorinţe (Wishes)"3:16
6."Dans Latino (Latino dance)"3:25
7."Noaptea Sau În Zori (Night or day)"3:30
8."Paradisul (The paradise)"3:22
9."Vocea Ta (Summertime Remix)"3:32
10."Soarele Meu (Lucaccione Remix)"3:22

Singles

Charted singles
Title Year Chart English translation
ROM
[1]
"Vocea Ta" 2006 8[2] "Your Voice"
"Ochii Tăi Căprui" 2007 21[3] "Your Brown Eyes"

Awards

Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2006 RRA Awards Best song 2006 Vocea Ta Nominated
Best interpret 2006 Elena Gheorghe Won
2007 Romanian Music Awards Best song 2007 Ochii Tăi Căprui Won

References

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