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Give Me Love brings together Hristiyana Dankova and Kristian Yankulov in a duet

published on 3/5/24 1:35 PM

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Give Me Love is the first joint single by Hristiyana Dankova and Kristian Yankulov, two young but already well-known artists.

Dedicated to pure love, which is almost a rarity these days, Give Me Love is a beautiful pop ballad with tender vocal lines. Kristian Yankulov's contribution to both the music and the lyrics adds a personal touch to the piece. The arrangement is by Pancho Karamansky and Angel Prodanov.

The collaboration between Hristiyana Dankova and Kristian Yankulov is rooted in a long-standing friendship and mutual love of music. Both have solo careers, but they often perform together on stage. Over the years they have performed together in nightclubs across the country and as soloists with symphony orchestras. And last December, Histiyana and Kristian had the pleasure of sharing the same stage in faraway Kazakhstan.

Give Me Love" is the first of many projects the two plan to present together.

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