4 hours agoKosovo news on the BBC that gave citizenship to I want “I want this place” British broadcaster writes about “Sunny Hill.
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)British broadcaster The BBC has dedicated a special article to Kosovo-born singer I want Lipa, on the days the Sunny Hill festival is being held in Pristina. Focusing on the writing was the ceremony of granting Kosovo citizenship to I Love Lip. The BBC writes that the singer was born in London by Kosovo parents and lived [...]
BBC writes that the singer was born in London by Kosovo parents and has lived for a short time in Pristina since the age of 11 when her parents returned after Kosovo's declaration of independence, Express reports, the Periscope broadcast.
The BBC also cited the I Love Lipa statement that has said that “now my two sides are a” after obtaining citizenship.
This article also highlights President Vjosa Osmani's reception at the official ceremony, where she called a <x0nder” granting citizenship to Id Lipa, naming it “one of the most cultural mechanical figures in Kosovo's country's history”.
“It has been and continues to be one of the most powerful voices in the world's greatest scenes, making history with its achievements and turning into inspiration for millions of people around the globe. Our gratitude is endless for everything I want to do and continue to do for Kosovo, for our youth, for our art and for the international image of our country”, Osmani wrote.
The story reads that singer I Love Lipa is currently in Kosovo for the three-day “festival. Sonny Hill”, where she was the leading artist on Friday.
It has often talked about the love it has for the country and established a foundation that helps communities in need in Kosovo. The singer of “Medical Optimism” was received at the ceremony by a child choir singing a version of her song “Leviting””, says the article.
Now, I want Lipa has British, Albanian and Kosovo citizenship.
It was equipped with Albanian citizenship in 2022 for promoting the country through its music and fame. In 2022, it was also honoured with the title Honor Ambassador of Kosovo by President Osmani.
Lipa named this as a <x0nder and the privilege of representing your country worldwide and continuing global work and efforts”.
The BBC reports how Lipa founded the music festival in her parents ' hometown, along with her father, in 2018.
It had explained last year that the festival was created to change Kosovo's environment and the perception that it is a war-torn country”, the article said. /Periscope
