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Children’s festival ‘May Flower 2013’ has finished

Published May 13, 2013
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finale-poster-majski-cvijetChildren’s music festival ‘May Flower 2013’ which was held in Tuzla has finished, and 27 participants showed their singing talent and vocal abilities in front of the full hall of Bosnian Cultural Centre in Tuzla, reports Fena.

The best singer of the competition in the category of children’s song was Adi Jusupović from Kladanj, followed by Ilma Gutić from Zvornik and Emir and Tajra Planjanin from Sarajevo.

The best singer of the competition in the category of pop songs was Lejla Zahirović from Srebrenik followed by Haris Ćato from Sarajevo and Belma Muratović from Sarajevo.

Festival was opened by last year’s winner Melika Moranjkić with song ‘I will always love you’.

(photo: tip.ba)

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