Noni Răzvan Ene

Noni Răzvan Ene (Romanian pronunciation: [ˈnoni rəzˈvan ˈene]; born 17 April 1992), professionally known by his stage name Noni, is a Romanian singer, songwriter, music producer, TV personality and dancer. Noni is best known worldwide for representing Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004, with the song Îţi mulţumesc , finished fourth place with 123 points. It's the best result Romania ever gained.[2][3]

Noni Răzvan Ene
Birth nameNoni Răzvan Ene
Born (1992-04-17) 17 April 1992
Bucharest, Romania
GenresPop music, commercials, popcorn
Occupation(s)Singer, dancer, star, former television presenter
InstrumentsVocals, piano, drums[1]
Years active1997–present
LabelsWalt Disney
Summit Records
Websitenoniene.com

Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania by a family of musicians, Noni began making music at a young age and performed in various musical venues throughout his childhood. He graduated from High of School of Arts Dinu Lipatti and from this moment begin a career in television with his debut in 1997 at Abracadabra show broadcast on ProTV channel.[4][5] Noni had a successful career in his childhood, in 1997 he win the contest Tip Top -Mini Top at TVR1.[6] Noni produced songs for other artists, co-founding the production team Sindrum Media.[7]

Noni had a successful stint with Cat Music, mostly with the song Give me the sunlight produced by Sunrise Inc[8] but then signed with Walt Disney Records in 2010 by releasing the Romanian version for "Wouldn't Change a Thing"[9] and Sindrum Media in 2012. He became recognized as a solo artist after lending his vocals to the songs "Unbreakable" by Astra Electronics sing by Noni in premiere at Antena 1 during the show "Neatza with Răzvan and Dani", and "No te puedo olvidar", which was a European success, in countries such as Romania, Spain, and Azerbaijan. His debut studio album, Îţi mulţumesc (2010) released by OVO Music influence Rachel Talalay who invite Noni to appear in the movie The Wind in the Willows, which starring Matt Lucas (Mr. Toad), Bob Hoskins (Badger), Mark Gatiss (Ratty), and Lee Ingleby (Mole).[10]

Noni Ene is known for his stage performances, his soul and popcorn style and by his singing in falsetto. On stage, Noni is able to sing, dance and play a wild range of musical styles, including soul and pop music. In 2014 for being popular in his country, he received an offer from Walt Disney Pictures and provides the Romanian voice of Tadashi in Big Hero 6.[11]

References
  2. "Where are they now? Noni Răzvan Ene". Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
  3. "Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004 – Romania – Iti Multumesc". YouTube. 5 June 2009. Retrieved 23 August 2013.
  4. "Noni Rãzvan Ene – pagina oficialã / Emisiuni TV". 3x.ro.
  5. "Noni Ene". starmania.ro.
  6. "Noni Ene – Look de artist". YouTube. 31 December 1969.
  8. Bogdan Niculae. "INON aka Noni Razvan Ene lanseaza 'Give Me The Sunlight'". Redactia 4 FUN.
  9. "Miruna Oprea si Noni Ene interpreteaza varianta locala Wouldn't change a thing". A1.RO.
  10. "Noni Ene". Remeber.
  11. "Ţi-l mai aduci aminte de NONI ENE, puşitul din reclama de la brânza topită? Transformarea e INCREDIBILĂ". Tvhappy.ro. Retrieved 27 April 2020.
Preceded by
Bubu		 Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
2004		 Succeeded by
Alina Eremia
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