The “Më ço në fshatin tënd” festival brought together dozens of folklore groups in Dropull, celebrating traditional music, dance, and cultural heritage.

Residents of Dropull enjoyed a memorable evening where culture, traditions, and local identity took center stage during the third edition of the event.

The festival has become an annual celebration of folk music and polyphonic singing in the Gjirokastër region over the past three years. It promotes local traditions, traditional costumes, and authentic cuisine.

Organized by the “Dhropoli” Cultural Association with financial support from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports and in cooperation with the Dropull Municipality, the festival gathered dozens of folklore groups at the square of Derviçan.

Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports Blendi Gonxhja said the festival united hundreds of residents and visitors through traditional songs, dances, and cultural heritage.

The event welcomed local and international groups, including performers from Greece. Derviçan filled with music, dances, traditions, and celebrations as visitors from Dropull, Greece, and other parts of Albania joined the festivities.

The festival featured performances by cultural associations, polyphonic groups, and dance ensembles from Dropull, Saranda, Libohova, Greece, and other regions, highlighting the shared cultural connections of the area.

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