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Bulgarian Musicians Shoot Low-Budget Strip Video
Society | November 10, 2005, Thursday // 00:00
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Two Bulgarian pop musicians shot a low-budget stripping video for a remix of their popular song "That's a hit". Photo by avtora.com
Two Bulgarian pop musicians shot a low-budget stripping video for a remix of their popular song "That's a hit", reports claim.
The video cost them only BGN 1, as it was shot in a booth set up by a TV program, avtora.com reported.
In the live unedited video Tzetzo Elvisa (the Elvis) and Dido Deep Zone strip their clothes, underwear and "something else" as their promoters have announced.
The premiere of the reality video will take place on October 13 in the regular edition of TV show Kabinata (The Cabin) on private bTV channel. Afterwards the new clip would be available to all other media.
Kabinata is a show in which everyone could record anything they like by entering a booth in downtown Sofia and paying BGN 1 for the cameras to start rolling. The short segments are then shown on air.
The video cost them only BGN 1, as it was shot in a booth set up by a TV program, avtora.com reported.
In the live unedited video Tzetzo Elvisa (the Elvis) and Dido Deep Zone strip their clothes, underwear and "something else" as their promoters have announced.
The premiere of the reality video will take place on October 13 in the regular edition of TV show Kabinata (The Cabin) on private bTV channel. Afterwards the new clip would be available to all other media.
Kabinata is a show in which everyone could record anything they like by entering a booth in downtown Sofia and paying BGN 1 for the cameras to start rolling. The short segments are then shown on air.
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