Monoir x Iuliana Beregoi – Taka Taki

Monoir and Iuliana Beregoi collaborate for the first time and release “Taka Taki”, a song that breaks the barriers of musical genres, lightly incorporating several influences. The song is accompanied by a video available in the article.

From the first chords, “Taka Taki” invites you on a captivating journey, where electronic rhythms and oriental nuances blend harmoniously, resulting in a completely special musical experience. The song was written by Cătălin Dascălu, Cristian Tarcea, Irina Kupko, produced by Cristian Tarcea, Alin Radu and arranged by Alin Radu, Cristian Tarcea and Cătălin Dascălu. The video was directed and filmed by Cristian Tarcea, Cristian Pistol, Cătălin Dascălu, together with the production team Ștefan-Radu Pădureano, Loredan and edited by Steezul.

Monoir, aka Cristian Tarcea, is a Romanian instrumentalist, vocalist, composer and producer. He is also the brains behind the label Thrace Music, which features artists such as: Kate Linn, Brianna, Sandra N., Dharia, Iarina and many others. Monoir is also the producer of successful tracks such as “Lost In Istanbul”, “Sugar & Brownies”, “Your Love”, “The Violin Song”, “Chameleon”, “Perfect” and many other tracks that have collected over 300 of millions of views on YouTube and over 30 million streams on Spotify.

Iuliana Beregoi is one of the most popular artists, vloggers and actresses from Romania and the Republic of Moldova. At just 19 years old, he has achieved remarkable achievements. With fans both in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, the artist managed to hold two sold out concerts at Sala Palatului in a single year, together with her Mixton Music management and production team. With her vlogging debut at just 11 years old, her YouTube channel has amassed over 1 million subscribers.

In addition, Iuliana is also an actress, playing the main role in the series “Lara”. The project also benefited from the release of the film “Lara Aribelle and the hand of destiny”, broadcast on Kanal D and in all cinemas in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.