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Band Snails premieres the video for the song "Lele" on Moldova 1 TV

The band Snails is coming today to the Live Studio show on Moldova 1 TV to premiere the video of the song "Lele", which will be the first single from the band's upcoming album.

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The song "Lele" combines blues with folk influences, being mixed and mastered by the British Eddie Al-Shakarchi. And the song's video conveys a special story through animation.

The band members are Mircea Sturza, drummer, Vitalie Colț, bassist, Lilian Severin, soloist and Sergiu Ionaș, guitarist. The band Snails was founded in 1995, and among the band's best-known songs are "Undeva", "Trenul", "Nu-mi pasă", "Superbasuri", and "Blue Passports".

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