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🇪🇪 Estonia: Who Are 5Miinust and Puuluup? - Vimarsana News

🇪🇪 Estonia: Who Are 5Miinust and Puuluup?

The fifteenth artist in our Who Is series for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 are 5Miinust and Puuluup from Estonia.

How music festivals are promoting ecotourism in the country? - Vimarsana News

How music festivals are promoting ecotourism in the country?

Music has become a massive phenomenon especially when it comes to the heart and soul of Indian culture. It has always been a part of the Indian heritage but now it's becoming a buzzword that our country is effectively promoting music festivals ...

Music Festivals business a long way to go before it is eco-friendly - Vimarsana News

Music Festivals business a long way to go before it is eco-friendly

The Ziro Music Festival in the picturesque Ziro Valley of Arunachal Pradesh aims to be an eco-friendly and sustainable event. Despite efforts to promote sustainability, the festival still faces challenges with waste management, particularly with plastic waste. The festival organizers and local administration work to minimize the festival's impact on the environment and maintain the site's cleanliness. The festival also provides economic benefits to the local community by showcasing their culture and products.

Review of SHIP Festival: Šibenik event finds Croatia breaking down borders in music - Vimarsana News

Review of SHIP Festival: Šibenik event finds Croatia breaking down borders in music

Best Fit reports from Šibenik, Croatia at the inaugural edition of SHIP – a new festival dedicated to discovering new European and Croatian music.

Love, Lyre and Lingua Obscura - Vimarsana News

Love, Lyre and Lingua Obscura

We speak to Puuluup, the mischievous Estonian duo reviving their native wooden lyre and inventing a new language for curious tales of cross-country skiing