One evening. One show. An absolute premiere.

Carla’s Dreams is preparing an unprecedented live experience for audiences in Romania. On November 20, at BTarena in Cluj-Napoca, the project will present “Simfonic,” Carla’s Dreams’ first live show in Romania alongside the “Serghei Lunchevici” National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra from Chișinău.

For one evening only, the hits that have defined the Carla’s Dreams universe will take on a new dimension. Songs known and loved by millions of people will be reinterpreted in symphonic form, with orchestrations created specially for this show.

“Simfonic” brings together two musical worlds that, at first glance, seem different, but that meet naturally on stage: Carla’s Dreams’ recognizable sound and the force, emotion and complexity of a symphony orchestra. The result is a show built to be experienced live, with familiar songs that audiences will get to discover in a completely new form.

“This concert isn’t just a milestone. It’s a unique moment for the project. A moment that was created to last. Maybe in years, maybe in souls. For us, in both. We won’t talk about the enormous effort put in, because you can’t grow tired doing something that inspires you. For many years we said ‘someday, one day,’ now we’ve also put the dates in the calendar. Fear? No. Emotions? Very big ones, and we won’t hide them,” Carla’s Dreams stated.

Tickets for “Simfonic” are available on simfonic.carlasdreams.com, bilete.emagic.ro and the Iabilet and Entertix networks.

Carla’s Dreams will also hold the “Simfonic” concert on October 30, at Arena Chișinău, again together with the “Serghei Lunchevici” National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra from Chișinău. This is the project’s only concert of this kind in the Republic of Moldova.

With millions of fans, dozens of hits and thousands of concerts, Carla’s Dreams is one of the most long-running and nonconformist projects in the music industry. Over nearly 15 years of activity, the project has built its own universe, recognizable through its sound, visual identity and messages that have managed to reach entire generations.

“Te rog,” “Imperfect,” “Unde,” “P.O.H.U.I,” “Acele,” “Sub Pielea Mea,” “Până la sânge,” “Beretta,” “Tequila” and “Luna” are just a few of the songs that have become landmarks in Carla’s Dreams’ discography and have made the project one of the most important names in music in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.

Over the years, Carla’s Dreams has collaborated with artists such as Delia, INNA, Killa Fonic, EMAA, Deliric, Nicole Cherry, Satoshi and Antonia, releasing songs such as “Cum ne noi,” “Tu si Eu,” “Bambolina,” “N-aud,” “Dependent,” “Din cauza ta,” “Noaptea pe la 3” and “Anxietate.”

The “Serghei Lunchevici” National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra from Chișinău is one of the most important symphonic ensembles in the Republic of Moldova. Founded in 1930, the orchestra has nearly a century of tradition and today brings together over 80 professional musicians, led by Mihail Agafița, principal conductor and artistic director of the ensemble, with over 1,000 symphonic concerts and opera and ballet performances to its credit, on stages in the Republic of Moldova, Romania and Spain, Finland, the United States, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic, Ukraine and other countries, as well as tours in France, Germany, Denmark, Greece, Switzerland, Portugal, the Netherlands and Belgium.

Mihail Agafița has collaborated with orchestras such as the “George Enescu” Philharmonic in Bucharest, the National Radio Orchestra, the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and numerous philharmonic orchestras in Romania and other countries. He has conducted at the “George Enescu” International Festival, one of the most important classical music festivals in Europe, and in 2025 he conducted at the Wiener Musikverein in Vienna, one of the world’s iconic classical music venues.