Maria Sarabaș
Moldovan politician
Maria Sarabaş (born 2 January 1948) is a folk music singer from Chişinău, Moldova. She was a member of the Christian-Democratic People's Party (Moldova) and the honorary president of Societatea Doamnelor Creştin-Democrate from 26 November 2000 to June 2005, when Sarabaş left the party.
Discography
Dragul meu, Badeal meu cu ochi birnaci (S 30 18649-5);
Bate vintul prin cвmpie, lonel cвnd s-a sculat, Blestemul, Satul meu, grădină dulce, Colind, La căsuţa dintre tei (S 30 29307).
Awards
Titlul de artistă a poporului, 2010
Maestru al artei din Republica Moldova (1994);
Laureată a Festivalului mondial al tineretului şi studenţilor (Moscova, 1985).
Bibliography
„Sunt pusă on fata alter, nativei — să cant sau so renunţ la căntec", on: „Literatura şi arta", 13. XI. 1986, Chişinău;
Moroşanu, D., Maria Sarabaş, on: „Femeia Moldovei", nr. 9, 1987, Chişinău;
„Visez să-mi mai bată la geampasărea-norocul", on: „Moldova", nr. 9, 1988, Chişinău;
Caciuc, A., Setea Maria Sarabaş, on: „Viaţa satului", 7. XL 1990, Chişinău;
Morăraş, M. „Mă făcui, maică, frumoasă", on: „Viaţa satului", 4. III. 1994, Chişinău;
Iuncu, R., 30 de ani de căntec ai Mariei Sarabaş, on: „Flux", 21.
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