The article describes a cultural event titled '9 svetov' (Nine Worlds) held in Ljubljana as part of the international festival 'Plavajoči grad' (Floating Castle) and the project 'Float 2 Gaza'. The event involved a musical-visual spectacle featuring the unique international orchestra Etno Histeria, which traveled along Ljubljana's bridges and waterfront. The performance aimed to create hope for Palestinians in Gaza and beyond, emphasizing cultural exchange and artistic collaboration. The event included performances by artists from 22 countries, with a focus on connecting through music and art. A highlight was the acrobatic display by Daniela Zajc at Hradecky Bridge, where she raised the Palestinian flag, followed by applause from attendees. The concert in Trnovski Pristani attracted a large crowd, including tourists and locals, who engaged with the diverse musical repertoire representing global cultures.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the event as a symbolic gesture of solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, highlighting cultural and artistic efforts to bridge divides. It emphasizes the role of art and creativity in promoting values and human connection, aligning with progressive ideals of empathy and cross-civil






