: The lyrics typically express a child's realization and appreciation of the hardships a mother endured to raise her family.

Released in , the video was one of the early high-quality 4K productions in this genre, signaling a shift toward more professional visual standards for traditional artists. It has since been featured on various compilations, including the album Petrica Brundeanu și Invitații, Vol. 1 .

: A respected vocalist whose traditional tone complements Nicoara’s modern instrumental arrangements. The two have frequently performed together at weddings and large events, producing several popular live collages and studio tracks. Themes and Lyrics

: Common in Banat "doina" or "ascultare" (listening music) styles, the song uses slow, melodic saxophone passages to evoke a sense of longing and respect for one's roots. Production and Legacy

The track is a hallmark of contemporary Romanian , a genre that often emphasizes family values, emotional storytelling, and technical virtuosity on the saxophone. Artistic Collaboration

: A leading figure in the modern "Muzică de Petrecere" (party music) scene, Armin is known for his energetic saxophone style and frequent collaborations with his father, Petrică Nicoară.

The title, "Mama mult te-ai necajit," translates to reflecting a deeply rooted theme in Romanian culture: the selfless sacrifice of mothers.