5 hours agoI want Lipa bringing back the festival “Sunny Hill”: When we started off as an idea it was scary because when I lived in Kosovo, there were not many artists coming here.
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)I want Lipa, the world-renowned Albanian star, has recently published an exclusive video on her personal service95 platform, where she shares the moments unseen by the Sony Hill festival's backstage, which was held in Pristina. In this video, I want to speak with great emotion about its return to Kosovo and preparations [...]
In this video, I want to speak with great excitement about its return to Kosovo and intensive preparations for the first night of the festival, where she performed for the local public in an electrifying atmosphere. Surrounded by her team and family, the singer brings a personal story from her first concert in Pristina in 2016 to transforming that idea into an international size festival.
My first concert in Pristina was in 2016. I had started my tour of Europe and said to myself: if I'm doing a tour of Europe, I have to go home and give a concert. My father helped me organize it as a charity concert for the Sunny Hill Foundation”, says I want to video.
She adds that the success of that night turned into an incentive to create something larger é Sunny Hill Festival, which today collects the great names of international music and local artists in the heart of Pristina.
The “was a very big and a little frightening idea, but we built it with our family and wanted to change the way it is about Kosovo to bring something positive, new, energy, and culture”.
In the video, its moments are seen before its appearance - vocal heating, preparations with the gang, and a sense of responsibility that follows it throughout the day. But the most emotional moment comes when you discover that for this evening there was a very special guest: “Tonight I will sing a song in Albanian and have a very special guest... my father. That's my greatest inspiration”.
She shares that for her, this is a “homing” true going back to the roots and sharing the scene with her father, Dukagjin Lipa, who has not only been musician in the past, but is also its organiser and manager, reports Telegraph, broadcast Periscope.
In the end, I would express enthusiasm for what he and his family and community have built, hoping that the festival will continue to grow and become a cultural reference point for the entire region.
There is always a special energy in Kosovo during the summer. It's even more now. And I love this especially when I'm part of it with my family”
This video is a testimony to I want Lipla's commitment to your homeland and a reminder that the best success is the one who shared with those who raised and inspired you. /Periscope/
