Bere Gratis

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Bere Gratis
Origin Bucharest, Flag of Romania.svg Romania
Genres Pop rock
Years active1998–present
LabelsCat Music/Media Services, exclusive EMI licensee for Romania (2009–present),
Nova Music Entertainment (2000–2008)
MembersMihai 'Mitza' Georgescu (vocals)
Robert Anghelescu (keyboards)
Marian Saracu (drums)
Website www.beregratis.ro

Bere Gratis (Romanian for Free Beer) is a Romanian pop rock band formed in 1998 in Bucharest, Romania.

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The videos were played on main Romanian musical TV channels (MTV Romania, Kiss TV, U TV Romania and Atomic TV since 2000).

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