Carpatii: Andrei Paunescu Treceti Batalioane Romane

: The first historical record of the song dates to February 1919, when it was sung by members of the Romanian Legion of Transylvanian-Bukovinian Volunteers . 2. The Păunescu Family's Revival (1970s–Present)

: Through this itinerant cultural movement, Adrian Păunescu popularized the song in stadiums across Romania, turning it into a staple of national pride. Andrei Paunescu Treceti Batalioane Romane Carpatii

: The final stanzas express a desire for peace while maintaining a defensive readiness: "Vrem liniște-n țară și pace în lume" . 4. Modern Controversy : The first historical record of the song

: The song is a Romanian military march thought to have been composed around 1916 , just before Romania's entry into World War I. : The final stanzas express a desire for

This guide explores the historical and cultural significance of the Romanian patriotic song (Cross, Romanian Battalions, the Carpathians), with a focus on the contributions of Andrei Păunescu and his father, Adrian Păunescu . 1. Historical Origins (1916–1919)