Bulgarian documentary "Loving Carmen" by director Nayo Titzin has won the Art Direction Award at the international ARTE NON STOP FILM FESTIVAL in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
In the mid-19th century, Carmen, a gypsy girl from a cigarette factory in Seville, scandalized the world with her free spirit and instantly became a symbol of the modern, independent woman. For more than 100 years musicians, singers, directors, researchers and collectors have been retelling the story of Carmen, which has already turned into a legend.
Bulgarian Doris Dukova, who lives in Colombia, is presenting her book “The Dark Side of Success” today in the capital of Ecuador – Quito, the Bulgarian-Colombian Foundation Alianza announced to BTA. “The presentation of my book in Quito is..
On August 28 and 29, St. Alexander Nevsky Square in Sofia will once again serve as an open-air concert venue. Bulgarian opera diva Sonya Yoncheva aims to make the two-day festival "Gala in Sofia" an annual tradition—a bridge between generations,..
"The residents of Veliko Tarnovo and Gabrovo deserve to be the winning candidate for the next European Capital of Culture in Bulgaria, in 2032," announced the mayor of Veliko Tarnovo, Daniel Panov. The idea for the joint candidacy was at the insistence..
Bulgarian Doris Dukova, who lives in Colombia, is presenting her book “The Dark Side of Success” today in the capital of Ecuador – Quito, the..
On August 28 and 29, St. Alexander Nevsky Square in Sofia will once again serve as an open-air concert venue. Bulgarian opera diva Sonya Yoncheva aims..
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