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"Destinies" - a short film and a meaningful song

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"Destinies" is the third duet of Bulgarian pop singer Miro and actress Koyna Ruseva. The music and the arrangement are by Momchil Kolev, the lyrics - by Alexander Petrov.  

The song depics the power of love and the way “two destinies merge and become one... Where they meet suddenly... And how they get apart... We walk with you on different streets today ...”

The video to the song is actually a 5-minute film.Koyna Ruseva plays the main character who decides to take revenge for her lost love. 

The producer is Igor Markovski, who once again tells us an exciting human story - this time dedicated to the police officers who died in the line of duty. The directors of the video for "Destinies” are Vasil Stefanov and Stefka Nikolova. 




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