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Romantichno - Edna nosht v latino
"Romantic - One Night in Latin" brings together Orlin Goranov and Edelina Kun the stage of Hall 1 of the NDK
The musical performance will immerse the audiencein warm the southern nights of November 26
On November 26, Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture will become a stage passion, emotion and a moving musical narrative. Orlin Goranov and Edelina Kaneva will immerse the audience in "Romantic - Ed Latin" - a concert that promises to take the audience away from the November reality and envelop them in warmth the southern nights.
The concert will combine the elegant sound of two outstanding artists with musical arrangements inspired by the rhythms of salsa, rumba, samba. With the voices of Orlin Goranov and Edelina Kanev melodies will come to life in a different light – more sensual, more dynamic and full of Latin emotion.
The performance will have a feeling of cabaret and classical music salon, in which m tells stories of love, encounters and shared moments. An evening in which sound, light and atmosphere merge into one create the feeling of an escape - a musical journey that begins in Sofia and takes the audience to faraway places places.
The meeting between Orlin Goranov and Edelina Kaneva on stage is a meeting of two strong two different but complementary stage worlds, united by a common sensitivity to music and the ability to div stories through it.
"Romantic: One Night in Latin" is an invitation to the audience to experience a different November evening - warmer, more beautiful and closer to the heart.
Why this night stands out
Two artists with very different roots meet on common musical ground. Orlin Goranov — a Bulgarian pop icon who moved with ease into opera and screen acting — brings the velvety phrasing that earned him international prizes, including the Golden Orpheus first prize in 1984, and a starring turn in the hit film Mission London. Across from him is soprano Edelina Kaneva, a long‑time soloist on Sofia’s lyric stages, celebrated for leading roles in Tosca and Il trovatore and for crossing into musical theatre with titles like MAMMA MIA!. When they share a stage, the repertoire opens up: pop standards sit beside theatre duets and evergreen romances, always sung as stories.
This edition looks south—through the pulse of Latin music. Expect the tenderness of the Cuban bolero, the dramatic shadow of tango, the sway of Brazilian bossa nova and the sparkle of Caribbean dance rhythms. Their contrasting timbres make space for playful call‑and‑response, whispered confessions, then soaring climaxes. Between numbers, the artists are known to add brief anecdotes that frame each song, turning a setlist into a narrative arc.
- Arrangements tailored for voice-first storytelling, with rhythmic color drawn from salsa, rumba and samba.
- Duets that move from intimate café chansons to full-blooded theatre moments.
- A late‑November Sofia atmosphere: warm lights, generous acoustics, and the landmark Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture as a grand backdrop.
Goranov and Kaneva have toured Bulgaria in duet programs that blend musical‑theatre favorites with much‑loved Bulgarian songs; audiences come for the virtuosity and stay for the sincerity. That same balance carries into this Latin evening, where melodies familiar from film, radio and the stage are reimagined with new tempos, modulations and instrumental colors. No matter your entry point — opera, pop, or dance — you’ll recognize yourself somewhere in the set.
Planning a bigger season around Bulgarian stars? Explore fellow chart‑topping voices and bands alongside this date: Lubo Kirov 2026, Miro 2026, and rock mainstays at the Concert of B.T.R.. For a different flavor of live energy, check out MONA LIVE or the heritage‑minded Concert of AXAT.
Come curious; leave humming — with a touch of tropical warmth lingering in the Sofia night.
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120 min.
Children