On June 26, the anniversary of Slovenia's independence declaration 35 years ago, a cultural evening dedicated to national heritage was held at Strahov Castle in Škofja Loka. The event aimed to encourage the new owner, the municipality of Škofja Loka, to revive the historic castle. The evening featured performances by the Starološki Oktet, a young ensemble singing patriotic Slovenian songs, followed by speeches and musical acts highlighting Slovenian and Argentine cultural ties. A notable speaker, Marija De Stupica, shared her personal journey through three 'Slovenias'—her birthplace in Trieste, her parents' backgrounds, and her current home in Škofja Loka. Young musicians from Argentina of Slovenian descent, known as Los Tilos, performed both Slovenian and Argentine folk songs, emphasizing cultural connections between the two countries.
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