is a prominent track in the manele genre, specifically recorded as a "doina live" session with Zoom Studio .

While the song itself has existed in various forms (including a 2010 Spotify release ), the popular "Zoom Studio" live version was widely popularized through their digital platforms around September 2012 . Related "Bani" (Money) Doine by Nicolae Guță

Guță has a long-running series of "money" themed doinas with Zoom Studio that often reflect on similar struggles:

The "doina" style in manele refers to a slow, melancholic, and improvisational vocal performance that typically explores themes of life's hardships, social standing, and the fleeting nature of wealth. This specific version, often associated with the , emphasizes Guță's vocal range and emotional delivery, a hallmark of his "King of Manele" status. Key Features of the Track

(Lord, I don't have enough money) – A raw, emotional performance about financial hardship.

The title translates to "What Power Money Has," and the lyrics delve into the social dynamics created by wealth—how it can change people's behavior and the "power" it grants within the community.

(Today I have money, I have billions) – A contrasting "ascultare" (listening) track about success and wealth.