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📍 Church of St. Antona, Tripovići, TIVAT | May 9, 2026 | 20:00h The plateau in front of the Tivat Parish Church of St. Anthony will be one of the most beautiful stages of the Wind Festival this spring. After last year's evening, which was talked about for a long time, the program "An Evening of Klapa Songs" returns in an even richer edition, bringing together klapa from several Montenegrin cities in an environment that, with its view of Tivat and the water area, gives a special charm to every tone. The clap song is an important part of the local identity of Boka and its intangible cultural heritage - a combination of Mediterranean spirit, polyphony and emotion that is passed down through the generations. This is precisely why this evening occupies a special place in the Wind Festival program and is eagerly awaited. The organizers of the program are the Bokel Association of A Capella Musicians and JK "Delfin". It is a young but extremely active association that, in just a few years of operation, has gained the trust of numerous clubs and festival organizers throughout Montenegro and the region, confirming the seriousness and quality of its work. This year's edition presents a review of ten Montenegrin klapas from Tivat, Kotor, Budva, Nikšić and Podgorica. The audience is expected by various an excellent program of women's, mixed and children's klapa, which will present the wealth of klapa expression through traditional and contemporary arrangements. The participants of the festival are: Female a capella group Aanderba satis – Nikšić (High School) Mixed a capella group Anderba Kantores – Nikšić (High School) Female a capella group Fiori – Tivat (Music School Tivat) Female a capella group Fiorellini – Tivat (Music School Tivat) Female a capella group Incanto – Kotor Female a capella group Belezza – Tivat Mixed a capella group Camerton – Podgorica Female a capella group Bisernice Boke – Kotor Mixed a capella group Jadran – Tivat Female a capella group Harmonija – Budva The evening is conceived as a meeting of generations and cities, a celebration of togetherness and polyphony under the open sky. Along with the music, guests can also enjoy a glass of wine and appropriate refreshments, in the spirit of Mediterranean hospitality. In the setting of St. Anthony's Church - one of the recognizable symbols of Tivat - the klapa song will once again confirm its power to connect people, preserve tradition and remind us of the values we inherit. Welcome to an evening that celebrates the voice, the sea and the identity of Boka.

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