Montreal, Québec · Adriana Nichifor

ADRIANA
NICHIFOR

Live music for weddings, anniversaries, banquets, baptisms and private parties across the Montreal area — Dance, Latino, Waltz, Tango, Etno, Jewish/Yiddish, Romanian traditional, and international sound, performed with top-tier equipment and lighting.

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Repertoire

A songbook spanning fourteen languages and a lifetime of stages — something for every celebration.

Romanian Folklore Romance Disco Gypsy Oldies Rock & Roll Contemporary & Caribbean Music Country Hits Waltzes Cha Cha Rumbas Bossa Novas Merengues Tangos Mambos Paso Doble & More

Discography

Two independent releases, both available to stream and download on Bandcamp.

Cântecele Tinereții Mele
Album · 2013

Cântecele Tinereții Mele

Romanian-language folk & pop songs · 11 tracks · Self-released

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Let's Make
It Happen

Weddings, anniversaries, banquets, baptisms, and private parties in the Montreal area — reach out with your date and details.

About

Guaranteed good energy and a great atmosphere — every event, every time.

Adriana Nichifor brings live music to weddings, anniversaries, banquets, baptisms, and private parties throughout the Montreal area, performing with modern sound and lighting equipment to keep every event sounding professional.

The repertoire spans Dance, Latino, Waltz, Tango, Etno, Jewish/Yiddish, Romanian traditional, and international & easy-listening styles — with dedicated packages for Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, including full sound systems and light shows.

Adriana Nichifor is also an independent recording artist, with two self-released albums, Cântecele Tinereții Mele and CD2, available on Bandcamp, Apple Music, and Amazon.

Biography

Adriana has been singing since an early age, entertaining family and friends long before she ever took a professional stage. As a professional vocalist, she has performed for television, radio, and live audiences — including the International Festival — and has recorded on numerous albums, both her own and other artists', including two of her own Compact Discs. Her career began on outdoor stages, and hasn't stopped since.

Experience

Spectacles, festivals, restaurants, and television — a career built one stage at a time.

  • 1968 — Best Festival "The Ceahlăul Flowers", Piatra Neamț, Romania
  • 1968 — Romanian Television Network and Radio, under director Dudanov
  • TV show "Star Without a Name," directed by Simona Pătrăulea, Sorin Grigorescu, and Dan Desliu
  • 1970 — Casino Constanța Festival (with Kirculescu, Henri Mălineanu, Camelia Dăscălescu, and others)
  • Seaside summers — Parc Mamaia, Albatros, Continental (dir. Dulca), Eforie Nord, Eforie Sud, Mangalia, Neptun, Saturn, and more
  • Bucharest — Five-star restaurants including the Intercontinental and "Balada" (dir. Cina), performing with orchestras led by Vioara G. Vișan and Marin Năsturică, pianist Gică Rădulescu, plus the Lido, Bulevard, and Salon Diplomat at the Athénée Palace

International Contracts — A.R.I.A

Touring internationally with A.R.I.A, the Romanian Ensemble of Music, across four decades.

  • 1970 — Yugoslavia
  • 1976 — Israel
  • 1977 — Israel
  • 1978 — USA, New York
  • 1980 — Athens, Greece
  • 1981 — Istanbul, Turkey
  • 1982 — Paris, France
  • 1983 — Germany
  • 1984 — Italy
  • 1984–1994 — Israel
  • 1991 — Dieppe, France, with the Marea Nordului band (Radu Simion); featured in the Pelladeau party, Journal de Montréal
  • 1991–2007 — Montreal, Canada — resident performer at La Jarretelle "Rapsodia" and La Maison Rustik

Television & Radio

Heard and seen across three countries: Romanian television network, Israeli television network, CBC Radio, and Romanian TV channels.

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