SHUSHA, Azerbaijan, May 14. The Kharibulbul
Festival unites our peoples, Festival participant and director of
the Shodlik dance ensemble (Uzbekistan) Dilfuzahon Dzhurabaeva told
Trend.
“This is my first time participating in the Shusha festival,
although our group has previously performed in Azerbaijan. Our
peoples are like one family; we cannot be divided. This is a single
cultural space, united by a shared history and traditions,” she
said.
D. Dzhurabaeva particularly noted the high level of organization
of the festival.
“A huge thank you to everyone—the organizers, directors, sound
engineers, and the entire team—who gave us such a warm welcome.
Everything was well thought out, and everything ran smoothly and on
time. Thank you for your attention and hospitality. I hope we will
meet again and perform on this beautiful stage,” she added.
On May 14, the opening of the 9th Kharibulbul International
Music Festival, organized by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and the
Ministry of Culture, took place in the city of Shusha, on the Jydyr
Duzu plain.
Over the course of two days, concerts and cultural events will
take place at various venues in Shusha. The festival aims to foster
intercultural dialogue, strengthen musical ties, and foster
creative exchange between artists from different countries.
