Three weeks later, the band released a celebratory album entitled "20 DE ANI" (20 years). In 1997 on October 17, Iris celebrated 20 years of existence with a live performance in Bucharest, featuring both active and former band members. The album was co-authored with Mihai Godoroja. In October 1998, they released Mirage, an album with a union of tracks and orchestration. In July 1996, following Dorian Ciubuc's idea, Iris signed a contract with Polygram for 6 years.
Iris played in Italy and on the Malboro Tour, in the big cities of Romania.
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The fifth Iris album was named 1993 and was recorded with the Iris IV line-up, plus guitarist Dan Alex Sârbu. From left to right: Valter Popa, Cristi Minculescu, Dan Alex Sârbu, Boro, Nelu Dumitrescu. That same year, at the Cannes Festival, Iris won second place in the rock section and they appeared on MTV. This was a record audience for a Romanian band, unequalled since that time. In 1992, Iris held an anniversary concert called Iris 15 ANI ("Iris 15 years") at Sala Polivalentă in Bucharest in front of 10,000 people. Hits from this album include "De ce oare ai plecat?" ("Why Did You Leave Me?"), "Vino iar" ("Come Again"), "Rock and roll", and "Cine mă strigă în noapte?" ("Who Is Calling Me in the Night?"). In December 1989, when the downfall of the Romanian communist regime began, Iris recorded the album Iris IV in Tomis Studio, without Mihai Alexandru, but with Cristian 'Cristi' Minculescu, Ion 'Nuțu' Olteanu, Doru 'Boro' Borobeică and Valter Popa. The disc contained eight tracks, but the most important are "Floare de iris" ("Iris Flower"), "Uită tot ce‑a fost" ("Forget All That Was"), "Eu și cu tine" ("Me and You"), "Ploaia de vise" ("Rain of Dreams"). One year later, Iris released its third album, Nu te opri ("Don't Stop"), which featured the same line-up as Iris II. On this album, notable songs included "Strada ta" ("Your Street"), "În parc" ("In the Park"), and "Zi și noapte" ("Day and Night"). The band's line-up was Cristian 'Cristi' Minculescu (vocal), Ioan 'Nelu' Dumitrescu (drums), Valter Popa (guitar), Mihai Alexandru (guitar, vocal) and Doru 'Boro' Borobeică (bass guitar). In 1987, Iris II was released with an extravagant cover depicting the communist regime, a cover which represented one of Cristian 'Cristi' Minculescu's idols, Angus Young, "in action". From left to right: Mihai Alexandru, Ioan 'Nelu' Dumitrescu, Eugen Sălceanu 'Brebu', Valter Popa, Cristian Minculescu, Doru Borobeică 'Boro'. Together they released a debut-album, Iris I, which included songs that became some of the most popular Romanian rock songs: "Doar pentru voi" ("Only for You"), "Trenul fără naș" ("The Train without a Ticket-Collector"), "Pe ape" ("On Water"), and "Cei ce vor fi" ("Those to Come"). At the beginning of the 1980s, Ioan 'Nelu' Dumitrescu, Ion 'Nuțu' Olteanu (guitar) and Cristian 'Cristi' Minculescu, who are still present in the current line-up, played with Florin Ochescu (guitar) and Mihai 'Marty' Popescu (bass guitar). First appearance on an album was in 1978 with the song "Corabia cu pânze" on "Formații de muzică pop III" compilation album. In 45 years of activity, Iris became one of the biggest names in Romanian music history. Through the years, the band has experienced many line-up changes. Iris began in 1975-1976 with Emil Lechințeanu, Ioan 'Nelu' Dumitrescu and Ion 'Nuțu' Olteanu. At the 2006 MTV Romania Music Awards, Iris won the Best Rock Award and were nominated for Best Band and Best Live Act. They achieved success, followed by tours throughout Romania and recordings for radio broadcast. Iris is a Romanian rock band established in February 1977 by Ioan 'Nelu' Dumitrescu (drums), Ion 'Nuțu' Olteanu (lead solo guitar and vocals) and Emil Lechințeanu (bass guitar). Iris-Cristi Minculescu & Valter & Boro on Facebook Harap-Alb, Domino, Voltaj, Totuși, Holograf, Roșu și Negru, Ion Olteanu Band, Lotus, Cristi Minculescu & Nuțu Olteanu Super Grup, Felicia Filip
From left to right: Valter Popa, Nelu Dumitrescu, Cristi Minculescu, Relu Marin, Doru Borobeică.Ĭlassic rock, hard rock, pop rock, blues rock, heavy metal, speed metal, symphonic rockĮlectrecord, Zone Records, Roton, Cat Music, MediaPro Music
Iris, 2010, the classic lineup, before the breakup into two bands.
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