The songs below were performed by our 7th graders and were recorded this spring. Our students are wearing traditional costumes. The first video is filmed outside, at a traditional house in Comanesti village, Suceava county.
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I am always amazed to see how traditions and folk songs are so well-kept by young people in your place in Romania. Congratulations to you all. I like your woven traditional costumes and your decorated jackets.
Indeed I was also thinking the same and I also noticed that you, Liliana, have a particular care in finding and posting traditional song and costumes. Well done!
All the best!
Gina