Czech Republic: Khamoro 2017 ends with gala concert in a packed SaSaZu club
5.6.2017 6:28
A closing gala concert in Prague's SaSaZu club was the high point Saturday to the 19th annual review of Romani culture that is the KHAMORO World Roma Festival. Seven bands and ensembles performed, incuding the Viliam Didiáš cembalom band from the Czech Republic, the Fuego y Fragua flamenco ensemble from Spain, and Parno Graszt from Hungary, and the performers all sang the international Romani anthem, "Dželem, dželem", at midnight.
ryz, translated by Gwendolyn Albert
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