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Sofi Marinova won the Bulgarian Eurovision contest on February 29. Photo by BGNES
Roma pop-folk singer Sofi Marinova, who was recently chosen to represent Bulgaria at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest in Baku, will visit Parliament Friday.
The singer will visit Parliament to sing the "Love Unlimited" song on the occasion of the International Roma Day (8 April), according to a media statement of the Parliament's press office.
Her performance has been scheduled for April 6, 10.30 a.m. at the MP Club and comes at the invitation of MPs from the parliamentary group of center-right ruling party GERB and Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
On March 27, Sofi Marinova visited the European Parliament to perform "Love Unlimited", the song with which she won the Bulgarian Eurovision contest in 2012.
She was invited in Brussels by Bulgarian MEPs from GERB to mark the International Roma Day.
In end-February, "Love Unlimited" made Sofi Marinova the winner of Bulgaria's 2012 Eurovision contest.
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