Gică Petrescu was a central figure in Romanian music, known for his ability to blend urban folklore, tango, and romance. represents the "party" segment of his career, focusing on lighthearted music intended for social gatherings. For collectors, this disc is often identified by its distinct Electrecord labels—commonly seen in grey or yellow—and its generic "Gică Petrescu" covers that listed multiple catalog numbers on the back. File:Vinyl disc detail 2.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
is a specific catalog number for a record by the legendary Romanian singer Gică Petrescu , titled "Cîntece De Pahar" (Drinking Songs) . Released by the state-owned Romanian label Electrecord , this disc is a notable part of Petrescu's vast discography, which spanned over seven decades. Technical Specifications and Release History
: Pop, Chanson, and Schlager, often characterized as party or drinking music ( Cântece de pahar ). Content and Tracklist
The record was primarily issued in the mid-1960s, with documented releases in and 1966 . Format : A 7-inch vinyl record.
While tracklists can vary slightly between reissues, the disc typically features popular Romanian party songs performed with Petrescu's signature charismatic style. One of the most prominent tracks associated with this release is (I like to live). Cultural Significance
: 33 ⅓ RPM (though some sources mention 45 RPM variations). Audio : Mono.