Troitsa, an ethno-folk band hailing from Belarus, has been captivating audiences with their unique blend of traditional Eastern European music and contemporary soundscapes. Formed in 1996 by the talented vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Ivan Kirchuk, the band has become renowned for its innovative approach to folk music. Kirchuk, joined by his fellow musicians, breathes new life into nearly forgotten songs and tunes by incorporating a wide range of ethnic instruments, thus preserving the cultural heritage of Belarus and Eastern Europe.

Their discography has been steadily expanding with a special focus on the authenticity and lyrical beauty of Belarusian folk. With recent releases like "Zimachka," "Zhuravy," and the self-titled album "Троитса," Troitsa continues to assert their significant place on the world music stage. Their work often features a rich tapestry of vocal harmonies supported by the sounds of traditional instruments such as the Belarusian lute (danki), the flute (svirel), and various types of percussion. Through their passionate performances and recordings, Troitsa has been instrumental in both the preservation and evolution of Eastern European folk music, gaining both local and international acclaim for their artistry.