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The famous Špadní chlapci and Gajstní hudebníci, the plaque of the roots of Nina Kovšek: they left a heart on the stage (PHOTO)
Slovenia🎭 Culture14 hr. ago

The famous Špadní chlapci and Gajstní hudebníci, the plaque of the roots of Nina Kovšek: they left a heart on the stage (PHOTO)

The article reports on the 57th Folk Music Festival in Ptuj, highlighting the performances of various folk music ensembles, including 'Špadni fantje' and 'Gajstni muzikanti'. The event took place at the Minoritski Monastery courtyard and featured a mix of traditional folk songs and dances. While the festival showcased a variety of groups, the article notes that polkas dominated the performances, with many acts featuring trios with multi-voice singing rather than quintets. It also mentions the presence of both emerging and established artists, though there is a suggestion that Slovenia has many talented young quintets.

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The famous Špadní chlapci and Gajstní hudebníci, the plaque of the roots of Nina Kovšek: they left a heart on the stage (PHOTO)

The article reports on the 57th Folk Music Festival in Ptuj, highlighting the performances of various folk music ensembles, including 'Špadni fantje' and 'Gajstni muzikanti'. The event took place at the Minoritski Monastery courtyard and featured a mix of traditional folk songs and dances. While the festival showcased a variety of groups, the article notes that polkas dominated the performances, with many acts featuring trios with multi-voice singing rather than quintets. It also mentions the presence of both emerging and established artists, though there is a suggestion that Slovenia has many talented young quintets.

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