The largest Francophone music festival in the world, Les Francofolies, will return to Bulgaria this year.
After five editions in Bulgaria's Blagoevgrad, this year the French-language music festival will be held in Plovdiv for the first time. The event is part of the "Heritage 2023" program of the Plovdiv 2019 foundation and is being implemented with the support of the Municipality of Plovdiv.
Tamburitsa from Serbia, tsymbaly from Romania, lyra from Crete and bagpipe from Bulgaria – these are the instruments audiences will be able to hear in the 10 th edition of what has proved to be the most successful project of the Bulgarian..
The conductor with Bulgarian roots, Italian upbringing and a German passport, Boian Videnoff – a talented and charming musician and manager with an enviable European career, was in Sofia in mid-March for two performances of "Madame..
95 years ago, on 2 April 1930, Bulgarian folk singer Stefka Sabotinova was born in the village of Rozov Kladenets in the Stara Zagora region, in the home of settlers from Aegean Thrace. It was from her grandmother, Dobra, a remarkable singer herself,..
Tamburitsa from Serbia, tsymbaly from Romania, lyra from Crete and bagpipe from Bulgaria – these are the instruments audiences will be able to hear..
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