Groundhog’s Day Celebrated In Song By Award-Winning Children’s Performer

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 24, 2010 -
On February 2nd, a Pennsylvania Groundhog will offer his famous prediction about the coming of Spring.  Another Pennsylvania resident; Award-winning children’s performer; Daria,  offers a new Groundhog’s Day song to help pass the time whether or not there will be six weeks more of winter.  This free song on Daria’s website is part of her new “free song every month” campaign making her music even more accessible to kids, families, schools and daycares.  Already her MLK Day Song (I Have A Dream) and “Here Comes Our Mothers” are used widely all over the USA to celebrate Martin Luther King Day and Mothers day.

Daria (Daria Marmaluk-Hajioannou) has spent the last two decades traveling around the world to sing for children.  Hailed for her multi-cultural approach to children’ s entertainment, Daria’s music is neither “sugared-up” nor dummied down.  Created by a team of award-winning musicians and producers, her world music rhythms are infectious and the songs – both serious and silly– have memorable melodies that stay with listeners both young and old alike.  And; to the delight of parents and educators, her music brings a message they really want their children to hear.  Along with winning national awards for each of her 4 cd’s, Daria was also given a 2009 Parent’s Choice Award for her website as a positive and family-friendly “best pick” on the web.  

With a passionate interest in music and community-building, Daria continues to sing, write and travel to unique points around the states and across the globe, from Peru to Israel to Native American Reservations in the Southwest.  Says Daria: “The Groundhog’s Day Song is a popular toungue-twister put into song form.  It started as a game and a wordplay in our household and turned into a song that has become popular with young kids.”

The direct link to download the free song is: http://www.dariamusic.com/monthly_song.php.   For complete information, visit or contact Daria at  (610) 346-9087.

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