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Te prindžaras amen / Spoznajme sa
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Event by: Slovenské národné múzeum v Martine, Múzeum slovenskej dediny
Location: 2WQH+JF Martin, Martin
About event
Folklore, customs and traditional and contemporary artistic and craft production of Roma. /Folklore, Customs, Traditional Crafts, and Modern Artistic Handicrafts of the Roma People in Slovakia. It is prepared every year by the Slovak National Museum in Martin - the Museum of Roma Culture in Slovakia. Also this year will be held in the area of the Museum of the Slovak Village in Jahodnícky Hájy on Sunday, September 14, 2025 from 10.30 to 16.00
This year will be devoted mainly to traditional forms of dance of various groups of Roma living in Slovakia. You can learn about the dance folklore of the Roma from dance teachers and lecturers of dance Balázs Bogdán, Lenka Bogdánová and Marie Oláhová. They will show you unique demonstrations of various dances and visitors will have a unique opportunity to learn their foundations. Dance choreographies will also be shown by the dance components of Roma folk ensembles Romka from Detva, Devleskere Čhave of Malinec and Gypsy Luna of Lovinobane. Exceptional singing art will be shown by Čhava Kokavatar from Kokava nad Rimavicou, singer of the Roma folk ensemble Gypsy Luna of Lovinobane and the golden nail of the music and singing part of the program will be the performances of folk music Bartošovci from Čierny Balog and Chawier Band. Folk music Bartošovci has already kept and spread the singing and musical traditions of Horehronia for several generations. They follow the legacy of the extraordinary violin virtuoso and primary Julius Bartoš - Šuka. Chawier Band is one of the successful contemporary Roma bands. Their repertoires include traditional Roma songs, but they focus primarily on the production of contemporary popular Roma songs. One of the members is the singer with an exceptional voice Roman Bendik.
The accompanying program of the event will be dominated by the opening of an exhibition of a young talented Roma artist Sarlota Bottová entitled "Acting Souls - Roma Artists in Portraits". Visitors will be able to learn through portraits about the life and work of ten actors of Roma origin from Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The accompanying program will also include lecturer shows of the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Roma Culture in Slovakia, all -day creative workshops for children and something you will also learn about traditional Roma dishes and their preparation.
Contact: Mgr. Adriana Daneková, 043/43 83 294, [email protected]
This year will be devoted mainly to traditional forms of dance of various groups of Roma living in Slovakia. You can learn about the dance folklore of the Roma from dance teachers and lecturers of dance Balázs Bogdán, Lenka Bogdánová and Marie Oláhová. They will show you unique demonstrations of various dances and visitors will have a unique opportunity to learn their foundations. Dance choreographies will also be shown by the dance components of Roma folk ensembles Romka from Detva, Devleskere Čhave of Malinec and Gypsy Luna of Lovinobane. Exceptional singing art will be shown by Čhava Kokavatar from Kokava nad Rimavicou, singer of the Roma folk ensemble Gypsy Luna of Lovinobane and the golden nail of the music and singing part of the program will be the performances of folk music Bartošovci from Čierny Balog and Chawier Band. Folk music Bartošovci has already kept and spread the singing and musical traditions of Horehronia for several generations. They follow the legacy of the extraordinary violin virtuoso and primary Julius Bartoš - Šuka. Chawier Band is one of the successful contemporary Roma bands. Their repertoires include traditional Roma songs, but they focus primarily on the production of contemporary popular Roma songs. One of the members is the singer with an exceptional voice Roman Bendik.
The accompanying program of the event will be dominated by the opening of an exhibition of a young talented Roma artist Sarlota Bottová entitled "Acting Souls - Roma Artists in Portraits". Visitors will be able to learn through portraits about the life and work of ten actors of Roma origin from Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The accompanying program will also include lecturer shows of the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Roma Culture in Slovakia, all -day creative workshops for children and something you will also learn about traditional Roma dishes and their preparation.
Contact: Mgr. Adriana Daneková, 043/43 83 294, [email protected]