"Despre tine"
Single by O-Zone
from the album DiscO-Zone
B-side	Remix
Released	2004
Format	CD single CD maxi
Genre	Eurodance
Length	3:47
Label	Universal Music
Writer(s)	Dan Balan
Producer	Paolo Sandrini Dan Balan
O-Zone singles chronology
"Dragostea din tei" (2004) "Despre tine" (2004) "De ce plang chitarele" (2004)

"Despre tine" is the third single release from O-Zone's second album DiscO-Zone. Following up their 2004 summer hit "Dragostea din tei", "Despre tine" proved to be a smaller hit than its predecessor, but a big enough one to make number one in several European countries.

Contents 1 Song information 2 Track listings 3 Certifications and sales 4 Charts 5 References

[edit] Song information

The single was not released in the United Kingdom and didn't benefit from large-scale promotion like "Dragostea din tei". It reached #4 in Euro Hot 100.

The track featured a similar sound to O-Zone's previous hit, originally circulating on the Internet as an allegedly 'original version' of the "Dragostea din tei" song, due to the very similar chorus. At the start of the predecessor's music video the music playing before the band members get on to the aeroplane is the instrumental of "Despre tine".

There have been several remixes of "Despre Tine", the most notorious is the Marvin and Prezioso Radio edit, which has the same vocal structure but a completely different tune.

"Despre tine" has proved to be a large hit in Portugal. In 2005, the band NexUS created an English version, called "About You...".

Sour Base also has covered "Despre Tine." The CD it was featured on ("Illicit Beats"), however, did not achieve good reviews on iTunes.

[edit] Track listings

CD single

1. "Despre tine" — 3:49
2. "Despre tine" (Italian version) — 3:33

CD maxi

1. "Despre tine" (original album version) — 3:47
2. "Dragostea din tei" (original Romanian version) — 3:33
3. "Despre tine" (Prezioso & Marvin radio edit) — 3:32
4. "Despre tine" (beach extended version) — 5:28
5. "Despre tine" (video) — 3:53

[edit] Certifications and sales

Country	Certification	Date	Sales certified	Physical sales
France[1]	Gold	October 16, 2004	250,000	250,000[2]

[edit] Charts

Chart (2004) Peak position Austrian Singles Chart[3] 4 Belgian (Flanders) Singles Chart[4] 35 Belgian (Wallonia) Singles Chart[5] 9 Danish Singles Chart[6] 4 Dutch Mega Top 100[7] 27 Finnish Singles Chart[8] 14 French SNEP Singles Chart[9] 2 German Singles Chart[10] 9 Italian FIMI Singles Chart[11] 8 Norwegian Singles Chart[12] 1 Romanian Singles Chart[13] 1 Spanish Singles Chart[14] 19 Swedish Singles Chart[15] 7 Swiss Singles Chart[16] 9

End of year chart (2004) Position Austrian Singles Chart[17] 66 Belgian (Wallonia) Singles Chart[18] 63 French Singles Chart[19] 27 Swiss Singles Chart[20] 92

Preceded by "Dragostea din tei" by O-Zone	Norwegian VG-Lista number-one single 36/2004 - 43/2003 (8 weeks)	Succeeded by "Fake Your Beauty" by Bertine Zetlitz
Preceded by "Feel" by Robbie Williams	Romanian Top 100 number-one single February 10, 2003 - March 3, 2003 (3 weeks)	Succeeded by "Feel" by Robbie Williams

[edit] References