The popular duo Mоlec is concluding their nationwide tour with a spectacular show. On November 21, at Arena Sofia, Christian Makarov and Julian Slavchev will take us through their musical universe with their new sound. Expect live instruments, interesting choreography and remarkable stage sets.
"Three years after the release of our first song, we’re announcing a concert at the biggest arena in Bulgaria, and the credit goes to you. We’ll make this an event to remember. After this event, we’ll take a long break, so don’t miss it! We love you! Thank you for being a part of our journey!", wrote Molec.
Let us warm for their forthcoming concert with their new song ''The Wind'' to the rendition of ''Molec'' and ''The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices'' female vocal choir.
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