Romanian is actually closer to the slavic languages, I do believe....which I don't remember being Romance-based. Makes sense, considering what it's surrounded by.
Nope.
It's a Romantic language. Of all the Romantic languages, it's the last one that's actually closest to Latin, from where it's derived. I'll check out the song and see if it's Romanian. I would be very surprised if it was!
Just had a listen. It's not Romanian. But it's really hard to make out. Almost sounds gibberish. No idea.
Upon closer listen, it could be a HEAVILY bastardized Latin, from which Romanian is derived. I could be wrong, but the singer doesn't seem to have any clue how to pronounce the words. It almost sounds like they are attempting to say "harta estu", which would be "the Eastern map", but ... it could be a case of hearing something that's not there.
On a related note, Romanians originally broke off from the Ottoman Empire and formed a small band, referred to today as Romania. Their language was derivative of Latin, with it's own nuances. As such, the Romans referred to it as a bastard Latin. Based in the original Latin, but with no guidance from a recognized state or board of educated. As such, it kind of came into it's own, organically. Of course it's recognized as it's own language today, and quite different from the original Latin, but still has it's basis in Latin. They used to teach Latin in the Romanian curriculum. My mom took it in school when she was young. I don't know if she still speaks it, since almost no one does today.