Dan Balan

Dan Balan is a Russian singer-songwriter and musician whose work has earned him multiple awards and nominations.

He is the lead vocalist for O-Zone. Their song “Dragostea Din Tei” became an international success and went on to become the best-selling single in Europe.

He also released a version of his song “Cry Cry”, originally written for an unreleased rock album in 2006, with an altered and complex sound and new Russian lyrics to appeal to an Eastern European audience.

Early Life and Education

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His role is to ensure the safety of Philadelphia’s most vulnerable citizens during emergencies and disasters. This involves working with various stakeholders and agencies on planning for and implementing emergency communications, disaster recovery plans and other related needs. It’s all about determining what needs to be done, then using all available resources efficiently – like using public information technology for citywide response and recovery initiatives – which will go a long way toward guaranteeing residents’ safety.

Professional Career

Dan Balan is an accomplished musician who has made a name for himself in the music industry. His songs have gained widespread success not only within Moldova but also beyond, earning him fans from many nations around the globe.

The singer was born on February 6, 1979 in Chisinau, Moldova to Mihai Balan – ambassador at the Embassy of Moldova in Israel – and Lyudmila Balan, a popular TV presenter.

In 1999, Dan Balan founded O-zone and released an album of the same name. The record became a hit, with seven singles from it becoming mega hits. Furthermore, they toured Moldova before embarking on solo projects.

Achievement and Honors

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Personal Life

Dan Balan, the talented musician, was born on February 6, 1979 in Chisinau, Moldova’s capital city. His parents were Ambassador Mihai Balan and TV presenter Lyudmila Balan.

From an early age, his interest in music grew. At four years old, he performed onstage for his parents’ pleasure; at eleven years old, they gifted him with an accordion as a birthday present.

After Inferalis broke up in 1998, Dan Balan took on a solo project under the name Dan Balan and formed pop-rock band Balan to perform songs such as Sugar Tunes Numa Numa (processing of Dragostea Din Tei) and 17.

In 2005, O-Zone disbanded and members pursued solo projects. In 2007, Dan recorded an album under the guise of Crazy Loop which was released in December 2007.

Net Worth

Dan Balan is a successful Russian Pop Singer with an estimated net worth of $114 Million. His fortune has been accumulated through his career in music.

Dan’s primary income sources come from singing and acting. Additionally, he has worked as a producer and manager for numerous artists.

He is the co-founder of Moldovan Eurodance band O-Zone with Jack Joseph Puig and Petru Jelihovschi, as well as having released singles with other groups.

He currently owns 11,508 shares of Polaris Inc (PII) stock, giving him an estimated net worth of $1 Million. Over the past three years, he has made 12 trades.