Premium Content:

Zaleilah: Romania’s Eclectic Eurovision Entry

Mandinga will be representing Romania at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Zaleilah.

The band hopes to be ‘the best show on stage’, boasting cultural variety as a result of mixing Romanian and Cuban musicians. Their song Zaleilah certainly is diverse in instrumentation, featuring bagpipes, drums and piano accordion.

- Advertisement -

Mandinga consists of 7 members: Elena (lead vocals), Alex (trumpet), Chupi (drums), El Niño (congas), Omar (piano), Zach (saxophone) and Tony (trombone). All except for Tony will be performing. They have released four albums top date, and are working on a fifth which is said to be released soon.

Proud of their choreography, Madinga have created a tutorial video for those interested in learning their dance moves—and encourage people to join in with them and ‘dance along to the beat’ when they perform in Baku.

Watch the official video here and check out the choreography video to learn the dance moves.

Claire Alexander

Latest

WA Government launches inaugural LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy

The Cook Government has today launched WA's first LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy, following public consultation across the state.

Champions celebrated at the LGBTQIA+ Sports Awards

A new annual awards event celebrates the world of LGBTIQA+ sport.

Bibliophile | The race is on to catch a murderer in ‘Kill Your Boss’

Jack Heath is the award-winning author who wrote his first novel in high school and sold it to a publisher at age 18.

Hannah Beazley says rise in homophobia is shocking and repugnant

The minister made the statement at the Crown Pride Luncheon on Friday.

Newsletter

Don't miss

WA Government launches inaugural LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy

The Cook Government has today launched WA's first LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy, following public consultation across the state.

Champions celebrated at the LGBTQIA+ Sports Awards

A new annual awards event celebrates the world of LGBTIQA+ sport.

Bibliophile | The race is on to catch a murderer in ‘Kill Your Boss’

Jack Heath is the award-winning author who wrote his first novel in high school and sold it to a publisher at age 18.

Hannah Beazley says rise in homophobia is shocking and repugnant

The minister made the statement at the Crown Pride Luncheon on Friday.

Madonna shares her version of ‘Love Won’t Wait’

The song has quickly rise to the top of the iTunes charts globally.

WA Government launches inaugural LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy

The Cook Government has today launched WA's first LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy, following public consultation across the state.

Champions celebrated at the LGBTQIA+ Sports Awards

A new annual awards event celebrates the world of LGBTIQA+ sport.

Bibliophile | The race is on to catch a murderer in ‘Kill Your Boss’

Jack Heath is the award-winning author who wrote his first novel in high school and sold it to a publisher at age 18.