Djemte e Vlores is an Albanian musical group known for their spirited performances and dedication to traditional Albanian folk music. Hailing from the coastal city of Vlorë, a region rich in cultural heritage, the ensemble has been instrumental in preserving the unique sounds of southern Albania's music scene. Their music is characterized by a blend of passionate vocals, rhythmic melodies, and the distinctive sound of traditional Albanian instruments. The group's repertoire includes both original compositions and interpretations of folk classics, resonating with themes of love, celebration, and national pride.

Over the years, Djemte e Vlores have built a loyal following, captivated by their renditions of nostalgic melodies and their capacity to bring the festive atmosphere of an Albanian "dasma" (wedding) to life through their music. Notable among their recent releases are "Mifa," "Ku vete Lena ku vete," and "Dasma labe," each reflecting the vibrant spirit of Albanian celebrations and the deep-seated longing for the homeland evident in the Albanian diaspora. With a series of popular tracks such as "Vlore moj vlore" and "Ku shkoi malli per Shqiperine," Djemte e Vlores continues to enchant audiences, both domestically and internationally, championing Albanian traditional music in the modern era.