Alexandra Stan

At 35 years old, Alexandra Stan has this physical status:

Alexandra Ioana Stan (born 10 June 1989) is a Romanian singer and songwriter.

Born and raised in Constanța, she made her international debut with the 2011 album "Mr.Saxobeat," which was written and produced by Marcel Prodan and Andrei Nemirschi.

Stan was discovered at a karaoke bar in 2009 and gave her a deal with Maan Records, their brand.

"Mr.Saxobeat" was the singer's debut album, "Lollipop (Param Pam Pam Pam), which earned her fame in her native country.

"Mr.Saxobeat" became a hit in Romania and abroad, achieving number one in several nations.

Saxobeats, her debut studio album, was released in August 2011 and features the sequel "Get Back (ASAP) (2011), which, alongside "Lemonade" (2012), was a moderate success in Europe. Stan's second album, Unlocked, was delayed until 2014 due to a suspected altercation with Prodan.

In Japan, two of its singles, "Dance" (2014) and "Cherry Pop" (2014), were very popular.

Alesta, Stan's third studio album, was released in March 2016; it culminated in a partnership with Inna and Daddy Yankee on "We Want A" (2015), which reached the top 60 in several nations.

Mami, her fourth appearance in the series, was followed by 2018's.

Stan has been nominated and honoured at a variety of awards and nominations, including the European Border Breakers Awards, Japan Gold Disc Awards, MTV Europe Music Awards, and Romanian Music Awards.

She has also been dubbed one of Romania's most popular musicians alongside Inna.

Public image and personal life

Stan and Inna have been dubbed one of Romania's most popular and well-paid artists. Stan is often praised in newspapers for her provocative public appearances and film shoots.

The music video for "I Did It, Mama!

The Romanian Cancancan and Click! The video may have resulted in a ban of the video in Romania, according to reports. Stan lasciviously dancing naked appeared on internet in December 2019, with the singer soon after apologizing and deleting the video, saying that it had been mistakenly posted. Stan is transparent about her sexual habits, and she has admitted that she had experimented with group and lesbian sex; she has also admitted that she has occasional bisexual thoughts.

Stan was born with just one kidney and was given medication for the nodules she had on her vocal cords early in her career. Stan has said she believes in God and adheres to her own faith values, referring to herself as a non-traditional Christian. Stan has lived in several towns, including Constanța, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Bucharest. At the age of 16, the singer was in a one-month romance with Romanian actor and recording artist Dorian Popa, but the friendship ended due to allegations of infidelity. She had a brief acquaintance with the bar owner when she first started serving as a waitress in Valu lui Traian.

Stan and others testified that she had more than a professional relationship with him; Stan initially denied these allegations, but later admitted their friendship. She revealed in a 2022 interview that depressive thoughts had led to her attempt to commit suicide twice in that time period. Stan was in a relationship with Bogdan Stăruială from 2014 to 2019, but he had also dated Bogdan Drăghici for a few months as of November 2020. She revealed to the world that she had married her fiancé Emanuel around two months before, on April 24th. Stan announced their divorce in October 2021. Stan Parker began dating singer and music producer Alex Parker shortly after her divorce. After five months of dating, the two couples ended their relationship.

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Life and career

Alexandra Ioana Stan was born in Constanța, Romania, on September 10, 1989, to Daniela and George Stan, and she has a sister, Andreea, who is three years older. Stan's father used to work as a cook on a ship and was therefore absent for a large portion of her childhood in the Falezó Nord neighborhood, which she attributed to a strong emotional influence. In 2005, her family was confronted with financial difficulties as a result of her father's declining health and he migrated to the Valu lui Traian commune, where Stan earned money as a waitress. She remembers having self-esteem issues and being mocked by classmates for being poor, for which she has later undergone post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) therapy.

Stan studied at the Traian Secondary School and later at the Faculty of Management Andrei aguna, but later dropped out of the former in favour of pursuing a music career. When she was 15 years old, she appeared on a Romanian television show. She later competed in various music competitions, including the Mamaia Music Festival in 2009. Marcel Prodan and Andrei Nemirschi, Romanian singers and songwriters, met Stan at a karaoke bar in Constanța and signed her to Maan Records, their record label. Stan said in a 2021 interview that the deal violated human rights and was written in a way that Prodan and Nemirschi would have a massive influence over her. Stan reveals that her telling this story and the alleged underpayment she was receiving caused in a variety of tensions. With the introduction of her debut single "Lollipop (Param Pam Pam Pam)" in (2009), Stan came to moderate success and was booked for concerts in Romania. Stan's father was involved in his direction for two years before he was fired early in her career.

Stan's debut single "Mr. Saxobeat" was released in 2010. The song's debut in Romania, where it debuted at number one on the Romanian Top 100 for eight weeks in a row. It became a hit in several other countries, and it was expected to export nearly one million copies in less than a year. Various Music recording awards have been given to it, including Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Stan and "Mr. Saxobeat" were nominated for numerous awards and nominations at the 2011 Romanian Music Awards. Stan also received the Best Romanian Act and was nominated for Best European Act at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards. "Mr. Saxobeat" on Spotify reached 200 million streams in November 2020, making it the most streamed song by a Romanian artist on the platform.

Stan released "Get Back (ASAP)" (2011), a modest success, ranking in Finland and Romania, and the top 20 in other European countries, after the success of "Mr. Saxobeat." Saxobeats, the singer's debut studio album, was released in August 2011 in Japan and Europe; it was moderately successful in Japan and Europe. Stan received a European Border Breaker award for her international accomplishments in 2011. Her chart's success continued into 2012 with "Lemonade," which was awarded Gold in Italy. In June 2013, Stan and Prodan's suspected violent encounter as a result of a pending lawsuit that attracted substantial media coverage in Romania. With visible bruises, the singer was hospitalized and accused Prodan of blackmail, bodily harm, common assault, and robbery. Although on a musical hiatus, the German group Follow Your Instinct's "Baby, It's OK" was launched in August 2013 and fared moderately in German-speaking Europe.

Stan's comeback song "Thanks for Leaving" was released in April 2014, which she said was personal. Several observers related the lyrical message to her encounter with Prodan with a violent incident. Within two hours of its debut, "Cherry Pop" became Japan's most popular ringtone, and "Dance" had similar success on its first day. Unlocked, Stan's second studio album, debuted in August 2014 and ranked at number 21 in Japan. Stan had already signed a new Fonogram Records contract. Cher's "Strong Enough" (1999), translated into Catalan ("Sóc forta") for La Marato, an annual Spanish humanitarian festival, and as a special guest at the Spanish Carnival of Las Palmas later this year.

Stan released "We Wanta," a project with Romanian singer Inna and Puerto Rican reggaeton performer Daddy Yankee, in June 2015. The track was ranked in several countries, including Romania, Argentina, and Italy, and was named Gold in the latter region.

The follow-up, "I Did It, Mama!

"She has ranked in the top ten in her native country." Walt Disney first met Stan in the same year, and she was hired to be Inger's voice in Ing's Return to Atlantis. Milo's Return to Inger was released in Romania. The singer's third studio album Alesta was released in March 2016 and, supported by a tour in Japan, debuted at number 34 on the Oricon charts. Stan made her fashion debut with Alesta X Bershka, a Japan-only line of clothing. She appeared on "Call the Police" with Antonia, Inna, and Lori, and also launched her own Alexandra Stan Records label.

Stan also played "Favorite Game" on the soundtrack of the Japanese film Miko Girl in 2017. Stan appeared on the red carpet with its cast and crew on the 30th Tokyo International Film Festival in October 2017, where he premiered the film for the first time. Stan's third studio album, Mami, debuted in April 2018 and ranked 119 in Japan. Stan appeared on an American Billboard chart since 2011's "Mr. Saxobeat" and performed guest vocals on Manuel Riva's album "Miami," which debuted on the top ten on the US Dance Club Songs chart; this was also her first appearance on an American Billboard chart since 2011. It also ranked in Romania's top ten. The singer opened "Miami" as the festival's anthem at the 2018 Neversea Festival.

Stan released "I Think I Love It," her first single as a lead artist in over a year after "Mami" (2018), in June 2019. She had hoped to expand her musical career and even considered venturing into acting, but she had to return to Romania due to personal challenges and her father's health. Stan continued to sign record deals with Universal Music Romania and MediaPro Music, and the introduction of "Obsesii" in Romania gained traction, debuting at number 12 on the local Airplay 100 chart in June 2020. The singer appeared on reality singing competition Masked Singer Romania from September to October 2020. She appeared on the second season of reality game show Survivor Romania in the hopes of "discover herself," but was forced to leave soon due to medical reasons. Rainbows, her fifth studio album, was first announced in a September 2020 interview and then released on April 29th 2022.

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