Among the St. Petersburg Gypsy ensembles Alexander Marcinkiewicz and his group "Convertible" is hardly anyone who will compete. During the ten years of its existence, they traveled a good half of Europe and live band is always sold out. Biography of Alexander Marcinkiewicz began with hard work in the restaurant. For three years he performed with the Gypsy folk ensembles "Mirikle. By 1994, Alexander has acquired enough experience and courage to create your own group. During his time in the ensemble "Mirikle" he had written many songs that had unconditional success in the restaurant area. It is time to check their "action" on the big stage. Resorting to the old method - the infamous gypsy-mail - he picked up a team of young and talented musicians. The new ensemble is called . In 1996, the ensemble has already received the Grand Prix at the World Festival of Gypsy music in Poland, where he recorded his first album, "Moreh," which translated from Romani means "gypsy." In 1997 the group "Convertible" won Pop Song Festival in Moscow, Russia, and in 1999 - the winner of the Silver Key in St. Petersburg. But perhaps their greatest achievement was the participation at the International Festival of Gypsy Art "at the turn of the century."

1. Marianna (A. Marcinkevich)
2. Ty ljubila (A. Marcinkevich)
3. Koster nochnoj (A. Marcinkevich)
4. Za tvoi glaza (A. Marcinkevich)
5. JA bez tebja ne smogu (A. Kazarjan)
6. Sidi doma (A. Marcinkevich)
7. Gubon'ki (A. Marcinkevich)
8. Angel (A. Marcinkevich)
9. Mamo (A. Marcinkevich)
10. Perke tі amo (A. Marcinkevich, O. Lazareva)
11. Gody moi (A. Marcinkevich)
12. Ljubov' s toboj govorju (A. Marcinkevich)
13. Amore mio (A. Marcinkevich)
14. BejbA. Marcinkevich (A. Marcinkevich, O. Lazareva)