Caucasian Folk

Caucasian folk music is a vibrant and deeply rooted tradition originating from the Caucasus region, an area marked by cultural diversity due to its complex history and varied ethnic groups. This genre encompasses the musical heritage of countries such as Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and parts of Russia. Characterized by rich vocal harmonies and a wide array of indigenous instruments like the duduk, panduri, and doli, Caucasian folk often features complex polyphonic singing and poignant lyrical themes that narrate the region's folklore, history, and everyday life. Ensembles and solo artists in the genre, such as The Rustavi Choir and Hamlet Gonashvili, exude a profound sense of national identity and emotional expression, captivating audiences with performances that range from the spiritually uplifting to the heartachingly melancholic.

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Алибек Евгажуков

Single - Released October 6, 2025