Chveneburebi, translating to "we the children," is a Georgian folk ensemble that embodies the rich musical traditions of Georgia, a country known for its unique polyphonic singing and diverse regional styles. Founded in the early 2000s, Chveneburebi quickly distinguished themselves as passionate preservers and innovators within the Georgian folk music scene. Their work is characterized by a deep respect for the ancestral sounds of their homeland, often featuring complex vocal harmonies and the use of traditional Georgian instruments such as the panduri and chonguri.

Over the years, Chveneburebi has endeavored to introduce Georgian folk music to international audiences through numerous tours, albums, and collaborations. They have explored a variety of themes and concepts, clearly evident in their discography, including titles like "20-Th Anniversary Album, Vol. 1 & 2," celebrating two decades of their contribution to the cultural tapestry, and "Project Caucasus" which reflects the group's exploration of the broader Caucasian region’s musical influences. Always looking to bridge the ancient with the contemporary, Chveneburebi has successfully created a space where traditional Georgian music can evolve and thrive in the modern world, as showcased in albums such as "Astrogeorgia" and "Transitional." Their commitment to the authenticity and progression of their musical heritage has not only garnered them acclaim in their own country but has also shone a spotlight on Georgian culture on the world stage.