Liviu Teodorescu

Liviu Teodorescu is a well-known Romanian artist, active as a singer, composer, and actor. He rose to fame in 2012 after participating in The Voice of Romania, but had musical appearances as early as age 14, when he performed with Alina Eremia at the Junior Eurovision. He then collaborated with Romanian artists such as Marius Moga, Adda, Robert Toma, and Sore. He also took part in popular Romanian TV shows like Te cunosc de undeva (2016) and Uite cine dansează (2017). He released several appreciated songs, including “Gelos,” “Cine m-a pus,” “Dor de ea,” and “Matematica iubirii,” the latter featuring his brother, Matei. In 2017, he launched the #LiTEmoments project, which included four songs written by him. Some of his most notable hits include “Fanele” (featuring Dorian Popa and Laura Giurcanu) and “Obsesie,” one of the most played songs on Romanian radio in 2017. Liviu continued to evolve with the release of songs like "Iubirile din Liceu," a nostalgic song that quickly won over his fans. He also collaborated with Eva Timush on the song "Alarma Falsa" and the release with Rareș, "Hai Sictir," both collaborations bringing a fresh new energy to his music career. In 2025, “Bună” became a viral sensation, trending on YouTube and generating thousands of TikTok videos, solidifying his presence on digital platforms. He followed up with “Una ca tine,” a song praised for its emotional depth and catchy melody, resonating widely with fans.