Rona Nisliu raises the public in Vienna with Albanian songs

Anyone who's followed <x0... Eurovision Song Contest 2012” in Baku already knows Rona Nisliu. As Albania's representative, the mitrovica singer took fifth place with her impressive voice and continues to remain as the most successful Albanian singer at “Eurovision”, writes albinfo.ch.ch.

Although singer Nisliu's concerts are not very present in the media, she and her group are very busy bringing to the public the songs of the quartet “with our motives”.

Rona's commitments had made the premiere concert on the anniversary of Kosovo's independence to be held in Vienna, Austria, be postponed for several weeks, however, and patience was worth it.

The beautiful hall “Vindobona” in Vienna, Austria, was small Friday evening to catch all interested people who wanted to enjoy the songs and voices of singer Nisliu, writes albinfo.ch.ch. away.

The concert was organised by the Co-ordination Council of Albanian Associations in Vienna in support of the Kosovo Embassy in Austria, as well as the Ministry of Diaspore and Strategic Investments of Kosovo.

Before the start of the concert with several welcoming words spoke Kosovo Ambassador to Austria Sami Ukelli, representative from the Diaspora Ministry Muhamet Selmani, as well as Co-ordination Council Chairman Ermal Vejsa. Albania's Ambassador to Austria, Roland Bemo, as well as leaders and representatives of Albanian associations and businesses in Austria were present.

And when the sound of song “with our motives” began to be heard, what everyone was expecting appeared on stage, singer Rona Nisliu.

With her impressive voice and selected songs, Rona shone before Albanian countrymen and Austrian friends. Songs like: “With our motives”, “Good Houra “, “Bares” and so on, causes singer Nisliu to receive French applause from those present and set up the public in the hall.

For about two hours, Rona and the members of the group: Edon Ramadani, Kiril Tufekchievski and Nesim Maxhun performed etno jazz quartet songs, traditional songs re-arranged by all Albanian-run regions in the Balkans and Mediterranean, as well as an original song.

Because Vienna is known as a country of culture and music, many organisers of Albanian manifestations and especially the Co-ordination Council always try to bring our cultural values before Austrian countrymen and friends. /Arben Gnjiaj/