Qu’il pleuve ou qu’il vente, le printemps arrive en Bulgarie en rouge et blanc, grâce à la marténitsa porte-bonheur, une coutume qui vient de la nuit des temps et qui est ressuscitée dans toute sa splendeur chaque 1 er mars…Des siècles durant, nos..
Martenitsas are one of the symbols of Bulgaria – regarded as the harbinger of spring and the end of darkness. Every year, on 1 March, Bulgarians, wherever they may be in the world, give friends and family the red-and-white tassels, as a token of..
Bulgaristan’da Martenitsa’nın baharın müjdecisi olduğu ve karanlığı kovduğu kabul edilir. Her yıl bir Mart’ta Bulgarlar memleketlerinden uzakta olsalar bile, sağlık ve refah dilekleriyle akraba ve dostlarını bükülmüş beyaz ve kırmızı iplerle süsler...
During the weekend the children from the town of Kazanlak can take part in the martenitsa workshop organized by the newest museum in Kazanlak "Ahinora", which is a branch of Art Gallery- Kazanlak. The hosts invite all children aged 5 to 12 and..
On 18 February, the Bulgarian Cultural Association in Belgium hosted the Martenitsa Festival. Representatives from Romania and Moldova also took part at the festival held in Brussels. This is the second edition of the Martenitsa Festival dedicated to..
La Asociación Cultural Búlgara en Bruselas acogió la fiesta celebrada el 18 de febrero en honor a la martenitsa junto con representantes de Rumanía y Moldavia. La martenitsa es un amuleto para la salud, la alegría y el éxito y simboliza la primavera..
In “Bulgaria Today” on Friday, the 17 th of March we bring you, first, the latest news from this country. Next on the show: What does Bulgarian-Romanian strategic partnership mean? Finally, in our music slot: The Bulgarian National..
In “Bulgaria Today” on Monday, March 6, we bring you, first, the latest news from this country. Next on the show: Is Bulgarian rose oil part of a disinformation campaign and will the EC declare it toxic? Finally, in our music slot we’ll hear one of..
A giant martenitsa, 2.05 m high and weighing 3 kg, already adorns Svoboda Square in Silistra, northeastern Bulgaria. It has the colors of the Bulgarian national flag and was made by the children and teachers from the Center for Special Educational Needs..
On the programme today, we start with an overview of the leadings news stories and a weather report for tomorrow. Next, we will be happy to stay Chestita Baba Marta, Happy Granma March Day as it is a major spring holiday here when we adorn each other..
