Malina Olinescu commits suicide: she was 37
Romanian singer Malina Olinescu died Sunday night after she fell from the 6th floor of a building in Bucharest.
Malina Olinescu jumped to her death from the 6th floor of a Bucharest building (Olinescu/MySpace)
Investigators probing the death scene, have no doubt it is a suicide case.
A call for a SMURD ambulance at the North Railway Station (Gara de Nord) was made early Monday morning at around 1:00 a.m., when a woman fell from the 6th floor of an apartment block. Doctors tried to resuscitate her for more than 30 minutes, but it turned out to be in vain.
Later, victim’s friends identified her as Olinescu Malina and they suspect she committed suicide because of breaking up with her partner.
Malina’s old friend Calin Geambasu said she chose the suicide way after splitting from her boyfriend adding that she had threatened several times that she will take her own life.
“She threatened many times that she would take her life. Now she did it. For the past two years she has hinted to do it. Malina was apparently not fully understood by her boyfriend, her feelings were not entirely understood in their relationship,” Geambasu said.
The victim’s body was taken to the IML where it will be subjected to autopsy. Many fans grieve the death of the artist as headlines of most media outlets was: Malina Olinescu has died (Malina Olinescu a murit).
In 2000, Malina Olinescu married “Compact” band keyboardist Dan Stesco. “I wanted to marry a great man and I found him. Dan is very romantic, he offers flowers, we spend time together. We are a happy family,” Malina said back then.
But they divorced seven years later. The divorce was filed by Dan Stesco, saying that the problems between him and his wife started in 2004.
“In the past three years, we have always argued, and there was an unbearable tension in the house,” he said.
Moreover, he mentioned in the divorce application that he could not endure Malina’s “personality crisis”. “My wife wants to take all important decisions by herself and has an intolerant attitude,” said Dan Stesco.
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Two years ago, Malina Olinescu complained in an interview for a music blog, saying that her music was not interesting at all for the record labels.
“In full success, all doors suddenly closed. I mean the doors of record labels. After being very popular before, now I was refused. And it’s not only me but also people I worked with. We were told all the time that our music is either not commercial enough or we should change one thing or another. Quite often we received answers like: “Call me another time or We’ll see”… And practically we found ourselves silenced”, said the artist in 2008.
Who was Malina Olinescu?
Malina Olinescu was born on 29 January 1974 in Bucharest and graduated the Philology Highschool Iulia Hasdeu. Emerging from a family of artists (she was the daughter of actor Boris Olinescu and singer Doina Spataru), Malina started singing at the age of 5.
After finishing the high school in 1993, Malina performed in various Bucharest clubs. Two years later she participated at the festival of light music “Aurelian Andreescu”, where she won the first prize of the interpretation contest.
In 1996, Malina entered the “School of Stars” (Scoala Vedetelor), a very popular television show aired across Romania.
The same year, she performed at the light music festival in Mamaia, where she claimed the third prize of the “Interpretation” section. In 1997, at the same festival she won – together with composer Adrian Romcescu -, the first prize after performing “I miss you” (Mi-e dor de tine). The same year she topped the podium at the famous festival “Cerbul de Aur”.
In 1998, along with the same composer -Adrian Romcescu-, Malina won the National Eurovision selection and represented Romania in Birmingham, England, with “I believe” (Eu Cred).
Also in 1998 she won the third prize, along with her colleague and composer Adrian Despot, the “creation” section of Mamaia Festival with the song “I can fly” (Pot sa zbor).
Malina Olinescu became the second Romanian singer committing suicide recently, after Madalina Manole killed herseft on July 14, 2010 after drinking 400 ml of Furadan, a highly toxic substance.
Video: Malina Olinescu -Tacerea Doare (Eurovision Romanian final 2003)