Bucium Bucharest, Romania
Bucium are a Romanian ambient folk-rock band defined by the use of two violins together with guitar, bass, drums,
traditional instruments and vocals.
Coming from a progressive area, Bucium convey – in a contemporary note – traditions, rhythms
and popular believes, along with a show containing multimedia projection that turns their LIVE
performance into a true cultural musical act.
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