ROMEA TV: Czech Republic's Gipsy Brothers band reminisces about 16 years of friendship
24.7.2019 7:44
On Sunday, 21 July at 17:00, ROMEA TV's "Trin" program, hosted by Jarmila Balážová, interviewed the famous singer David Kraus and the popular musician and social worker Milan Šenki. The two have been friends for 16 years and have been in the band Gipsy Brothers together which, in addition to performing at different festivals, recently opened in Prague for the world-famous Kool & the Gang.
Both musicians are also associated with the Miri Giľi ("My Song") music competition, which has just undergone its fifth year. Šenki and Nikola Taragoš of the Romodrom association are the spiritual fathers of that event.
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