Pop duet KariZma finally released their first album after seven years on stage and six mega hits that topped the local music charts for months.

The album, long awaited by many fans, grabbed the attention with its name, which unfortunately was marred by a spelling mistake. The first album of KariZma was named after one of the biblical books Ecclesiast, which appears as "Ecclisiast" in the Bulgarian title of the album. Although Galya and Miro argued that there is double spelling of the word in Bulgarian, a check into the dictionary shows that it is actually spelled "ecclesiast."

Still, all the fans of one of the most successful Bulgarian music duos will probably be happy to hear that the album is ready and in a few days it would be on the market.

The long-awaited breakthrough album of KariZma is realized with the support of vivatel, Bulgaria's third GSM operator. "It is a pleasure for vivatel to support such a significant milestone as the release of the first CD/DVD of one of the most important acts in Bulgarian popular music, KariZma" said Garry Radcliffe, Director of Products and Services.

KariZma described the songs from Ecclesiast as their "prayer to God". "We vested in music and lyrics the most intimate moments of our life", Galya commented. "We wanted to reveal our life the way it is," Miro added.

Ecclesiast consists of three parts: CD with seven new singles as well as remixes of some of the best Bulgarian DJs, DVD with all the band's video clips, short retrospective movies and a photo gallery with some of the best photo sessions made during the years.

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