Ela Do Men (Come To Me)



Mastilo (English translation: Ink) was founded in 1999 in Sofia. They are among the most famous Bulgarian pop-rock bands. Their nine-year professional music career history is supporting this fact. They differ from all other music bands on the Bulgarian market with their incomparable style and the fact that their “front man” is actually a woman. That woman is Victoria Terzijska, who in 1998 was for a short time singer of Sprint. Except as a vocalist, Vicky is known as a leader of the musical broadcast Forte in BNT. In the Mastilo are also: * Desislav Danchev - guitar * Ivan Dimov - drums * Nikolay Simeonov – bass The pilot track of Mastilo is called Vyv Dvoreca Sym Sama (I am alone in the castle), the music is writen by the guitarist, and the text by Victoria. As a guest was invited Krassi from D2. The first album - Iguana, appeared in 2002 and made the group famous. Before that the band mostly performs cover versions in the capital club. Author of all texts is Vicky. Except for the Mastilo, she writes texts for other artists of her scene, while her colleague Desislav Danchev - Desi, make the music and the arrangements. The biggest hits of the “Mastilo” are: V Dvoreca Sym Sama”, “Moite Kafevi Ochi”, “Onova Momiche”, “Idvam”, “Ne Se Symnyavai V Men” - all from the first album - Iguana. Albums: 2002 – “Iguana” 2004 – “Repeticiya” 2006 – “Ela Do Men” More at Mastilo's MySpace Page Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.