New Bulgarian music and folk dances for amateurs and advanced.
Bulgarica invites you to the second Bulgaroteca of 2021 and the eighteenth overall! New Bulgarian music and folk dances for both beginners and advanced dancers. We will have fun with live folk music!
Special guests.
With the participation of children's dance group "Bulgarica", representative group "Bulgarica" and dance formation "Vivanov".
Program:
7:30 - Open doors and check in
8:00 - Take out food for children and salads
8:15 - Launch of the main menu
8:45 - Performance of the representative groups for children and adults at "Bulgarica" c-r
8:55 - Performance of dance formation "Vivanov"
9:05 - Sonia Membrenyo - folk dance and pop
9:35 - Folk dance/DJ
11:00 - Sonia Membrenyo - folk dances and pop music
11:35 - Folk dance/DJ
12:30 - Last orders for dancing, songs and wishes
A food voucher with a varied menu.
Cash bar
Soup
Main course
Dessert
Cafe
Vegetarian menu:
Main - Risotto
Dessert
Cafe
Children's menu:
Chicken fingers/tenders with fries
Natural juice
Ice cream
Ticket prices:
$45 - adults
$20 - children up to 12 years
Information on:
(847) 962-3140 | (773) 231-2545 |
bulgaricahora@gmail.com
If this is the first time you are hearing this concept, don't worry, you immediately get an invitation to become part of the world of this phenomenon. "Bulgaroteca", as you may have guessed, comes from the words "hоrоteca", Bulgaria and Bulgarian traditional and contemporary music, that is, an event with a lot of folk music and folk dances, which is organized abroad with the aim of maintaining the Bulgarian spirit and preserving our cultural heritage.
The Bulgarian choro is the basis of "Bulgaroteca". This ancient dance that we have inherited from our ancestors is a powerful unity between people, a shift in frequency and vibration. People holding hands, forming a circle symbolizes the strong relationship between man-nature-creator. In the chorus, everyone is part of a whole greater than themselves. The cosmic power of the chorus is hidden in the movement, which resembles that of the planets in the solar system, that is, counterclockwise.