Name: Dan Balan
Nickname: Dani
Date of birth: 6th of February 1979
Place of birth: Moldova / Chisinau
Colour of eyes: Brown
Colour of hair: Black
Height: 1.90 m
Weight: 73 kg
Starsign: Aquarius
Likes: Music, chess, his Audi A6, girls, basketball, trust
Dislikes: Haiducii, betray
Instruments: Guitar, Bass
Personality: Perfectionist, ambitious and insistent
Favourite food: Salad and chicken
Father: Mihai Balan, Diplomat, was Ambassador for the Republic Moldova in Israel.
Mother: Ludmila Balan, was TV-Presenter for TVM, used to tell Fairytales on TV. Known to all Moldavian children as "Auntie Ludmilla".
Childhood:
1979: Born in Chisinau/Moldova
1979-1981: Spends his first three years of life in the village Trebujeni, district Orhei with his Grandmother Anastasia Balan.
Education:
1988: First sucsess with poetry in form three.
1990: First musical instrument accordeon.
Studied accordeon while at Theorethical Lyceum "M. Eminescu" (class 1-8 )
1993: Continued studies of accordeon at Lyceum "Gheorghe Asachi"
1994: Absolved studies at musicschool "A. Stircea",after that musicschool "S. Neaga"
1994 -1996: Lived in Israel, visited "Tabeetha School"
1996: Did his exams at Gheorghe Asachi" which is also a Faculty of Law, getting his U.S.M.
Musical Experience:
Plays in a Rockband,
after that in a band called "Panteon",
tries different formations which results in:
1997: Inferialis
1998: Tries solo career with "De la mine" which is played daily at Radio D´or.
1999: Dan Balan Project: O-Zone with Petru Jelihovschi
2000: Album "Dar, unde esti"
2001: O-Zone with Arsenie Toderas and Radu Sarbu.
08.08.2002 their album "Number 1" is released. 26.08.2003 their album "DiscOzone" is released in Romania and 07.06.2004 in Europe.
HIS OWN WORDS:
"I grew up happy and peaceful surrounded by communists!"
"If I would be a girl, I would masturbate a lot. Because girls have pretty bodies and I would like to know that pretty body."
"I know that the most of the producers in western europe are homosexual. In France all of them are. They probably fancied us and that is why they are now telling those stories about us." (On the question wether or not O-Zone are gay.)
"I don't belive in luck. Everything you do in life, you have to pay for in the end. If you do something good, you get something good out of it. If you do something bad, well..."
"I hate the way she moves and how she sings." (On Paula Mitrache/Haiducii)
"I like sweet innocent girls."

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