In the second evening of the Gjirokastër National Folklore Festival, the folklore groups of Lezha and Vlora regions, as well as the group of Albanians from Montenegro, took to the stage.

Lezhia folk music came to the festival as an important part of Albanian folklore creativity. It was selected from three geographical areas of Lezha, and from two folklore oases, Kallmet and Pllana.

Of particular interest was the material brought by the folklore group of Vlora, which brought to the Festival the echoes of famous Albanian polyphony.

The folklore groups of the Albanians of Montenegro, from Ulqin, Tuz, Plava and Gucia, were greeted with applause with their repertoire, enriching the second night of the 11th edition of the Gjirokastër National Folk Festival with the epic lahuta bard performance.

Meanwhile, in Çerçiz Topulli Square, the well-known singer of Albanian light music, Eranda Libohova performed too.

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