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Popular ethno music diva Ishtar is loved by her Bulgarian fans as much as she fell in love with Bulgaria. She visits the country for a third time this year to stage freely in Varna on Friday. Photo by Kameliya Atranasova (novinite.com)
The ethno music prima Ishtar landed on Sofia Airport en route to her concert to take place Friday in the coastal city of Varna.
This is the third visit of the popular singer in Bulgaria over this year, this time to stage freely as part of the Orient Cafe Prima Party promotion.
The charming diva, born in Israel, living in France and singing in English, is accompanied by her husband and manager Michael Abihssira, and two musicians - the guitarist Francois and the tarambuka player Thierri.
The live gig will take place at Varna's Nezavisimost Square on Friday night.
In March Ishtar came to the country to represent her new album The Voice of Alabina and to participate in a local popular TV show. Two weeks ago she came again to stage two concerts in the coastal resort of Sunny Beach.
This is the third visit of the popular singer in Bulgaria over this year, this time to stage freely as part of the Orient Cafe Prima Party promotion.
The charming diva, born in Israel, living in France and singing in English, is accompanied by her husband and manager Michael Abihssira, and two musicians - the guitarist Francois and the tarambuka player Thierri.
The live gig will take place at Varna's Nezavisimost Square on Friday night.
In March Ishtar came to the country to represent her new album The Voice of Alabina and to participate in a local popular TV show. Two weeks ago she came again to stage two concerts in the coastal resort of Sunny Beach.
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