One of the most beloved Bulgarian singers - Miro, starts a national tour called "Best of", which collects his greatest hits from the past 23 years. The concerts will take place in six cities, as the first date is August 11 in Sozopol.
All songs will be arranged and performed by the funk band SoulBmoll. There are also surprises for fans and special appearances by various guest artists. Several new songs will also be performed for the first time - they will be part of an upcoming album, which is expected in September.
The concerts will start with the song “Otnachalo”, which is the only new title in Miro's compilation album - "46", presented at the end of April. The music and lyrics are Miro’s work, and the arrangement was done by SoulBmoll, Krum Georgiev and Ivan Ivanov. The song is with the special participation of Elena Sirakova.
"I created the song in a difficult moment for me. I kept telling myself: ‘this will pass’, 'the moment to feel good will come' and I just wanted to make the most sunny and carefree song I am capable of in collaboration with the musicians I respect," Miro says.
Editor: Dilyana Tracheva
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