Illyrian Gazette and Balkan Baby write about the controversial Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson and his recent concert in Zagreb. In the same post, Balkan Baby also writes about Tito's birthplace and football.
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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12 comments
Music appreciation is definitely a culture related…All cultures sing, and all have songs they associate with certain meanings and emotions. Every emotion can be expressed through music, Ex: happiness, sorrow, anger. How we experience it is up to us. So each of us expresses and receives the music in different ways. That’s why people refer to music as the “Universal Language” VJetre s Dinare EJ cujes li me…..
Why do you bring Serbian people in to this conversation? It is about Croatia and your culture. Right?
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