Bulgaria’s rhythmic gymnastics group all-around, champions from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, are to present Bulgaria at the gala event Euskalgym.
The non-competitive event is to take place on 29 October in Bilbao, Spain, to an audience of around 8,000. The gymnasts Boryana Kaleyn, Stiliana Nikolova, Simona Dyankova, Stefani Kiryakova, Madlen Radukanova, Laura Traets and Erika Zafirova will present the country at the 16th edition of the international gala Euskalgym, which has placed Spain in the limelight of rhythmic gymnastics year after year. Being a favourite with audiences in Spain, Bulgaria will be represented by the biggest number of gymnasts.
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