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Partizan is a Romanian rock band founded in Bucharest, Romania in 2001 by Adrian Pleşca and Răzvan Moldovanu of Timpuri noi fame, along with Vali Neamţu, Dan Muşetescu, Vasile Malic and Cristi Sandu. Initially the group toured the Romanian club scene under various names, until settling for the name Partizan. The members of the group were active in several other Romanian bands including Iris, Krypton and Timpuri noi. Partizan split up in 2004 when Adrian Pleşca decided to reform his old band, Timpuri noi. The band reformed in 2010. Now, Partizan consists of Adrian Pleşca (Artan) - vocals, Răzvan Moldovan...

Tiza is a spanish singer-songwriter from Madrid. She began play guitar very young which meant her future vocation. The most remarkable point are the talented lyrics which express deep feelings as only Tiza could do. Other characteristic is her figthing for keep on doing her own music thought labels prefer money instead of talent. She keeps on creating music and her special lyrics. Also she is the best rating artist at El Buho Real, the most famous songwriters club in Madrid (and Spain), where had performed artist such as Bebe or Tonxu before being discovered. Although she still has not...

Ivo Partizan was formed in Mogilno, Poland in 1984. Band was named after Yugoslavian partisan leader Ivo Lola Ribar, killed in 1943. Their music was influenced by Joy Division and Bertold Brecht. Group is almost unknown even in Poland. Ivo Partizan decayed in 1987 and played 13 concerts only. Ivo Partizan - one of the leading representatives of the Polish cold wave (Zimna Fala). Founded in 1984 in Mogilno based punk rock band Bunker. The exact date of dissolution of the group is not known, said about 1987. Then the little band that just played, the most popular among young...

Partizanski pevski zbor je bil ustanovljen spomladi leta 1944 v vasi Planina pri Črnomlju. Nastal je iz okrevajočih ranjencev, partizanov, kot edinstven zbor v takratni vojskujoči se Evropi. Imenovali so ga Invalidski pevski zbor ali po domače tudi Pojoča četa. Po vojni se je preimenoval v Partizanski invalidski pevski zbor, po prenehanju delovanja v zboru invalidov pa se je preimenoval v Partizanski pevski zbor kot se imenuje še danes. .