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An Exploration of Bulgaria from Jazz to Boogie with Frederika
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Frederika: "I was born in Bulgaria shortly after the Fall of Communism and moved to the UK in 2013. Music has been the one true passion in my life ever since I was a kid and my main drive in DJ-ing is sharing all the artists and tracks I have discovered so far, connecting them in a way they can be appreciated by everyone. After moving to London I have tried to fully immerse myself in the London music scene and my sets are inspired by all the live acts and DJs I have seen. I have cut my teeth playing at venues all around town (brilliant corners, NT’s Loft, Jumbi, The Tent (at the End of the Universe), Spiritland), guested at various radio stations (mostly ...
published: 18 Dec 2022
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Romania and Bulgaria: 5 years in the EU | Journal Reporters
Journal Reporter Karl Harenbrock on the road in Romania
DW-TV's Karl Harenbrock tours Romania and Bulgaria to find out what's changed since the two countries joined the European Union in 2007.
published: 06 Feb 2012
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European Journal | Bulgaria
On July 5,the Bulgarians will elect a new parliament. In the European elections,the mainstream party GERB came in just ahead of the Socialists. But already there are murmurs that votes were bought. Whoever wins,the country must take bold steps away from corruption. But the election is already tending toward the farcical. Two jailed underworld bosses are on the ballot. And if that weren't enough,a court has decided to set them free to pursue their campaigns.
published: 26 Jun 2009
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Bulgaria - Practicing the World's Oldest Profession in Germany | European Journal
The Stolipinovo district of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is said to have one of the biggest concentrations of Roma people in the Balkans. For many of the community's women, the only way to earn a living is to go to Germany and work as a prostitute.
European Journal visits Stolipinovo, where there are no sewers or running water and the unemployment rate is 90 percent.
For more go to: www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15950061,00.html
published: 02 Jun 2012
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What Bulgarians Think about Bulgaria | Easy Bulgarian 1
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published: 06 Aug 2021
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Bulgaria: Refugees Treated Like Criminals | European Journal
Refugees landing in Bulgaria regularly spend their first days there in detainment camps. This is a clear breach of EU law by a country that hopes to join Europe's passport-free Schengen area soon. Bulgaria's state refugee agency says the refugees must be locked up because there's no other place for them to go.
Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15973952,00.html
published: 14 Jun 2012
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Bulgaria: Appalling Conditions in Children | European Journal
After Romania, Bulgaria is the next country to find itself embroiled in a scandal about children's homes. Hundreds of children with disabilities were allegedly tortured in state-run institutions, and police are investigating over 200 deaths.Hundreds of children with disabilities reportedly died from lack of care, malnutrition or accidents such as drowning or freezing. Many of these deaths were never reported to police or authorities. Bulgaria is home to over 26 social care homes for disabled children, and conditions in all of them have been found to be inhumane.
published: 07 Oct 2010
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Bulgaria: Patience is running out | European Journal
Protesters in Bulgarians have been packing the streets, demanding new elections, for weeks now. Prime Minister Plamen Orescharski's government only recently took office, but its reputation is already seriously tarnished. Many in Bulgaria are fed up with ongoing corruption and nepotism at the top.
Before the most recent election, Orescharski's party and the Coalition for Bulgaria had promised to raise the minimum wage and increase assistance to mothers of young children. After the election, these promises were soon rescinded. The previous government had also been toppled by protests sparked by economic issues. Bulgaria is the poorest country in the EU, and many young and educated people choosing to leave their homeland.
European Journal home page: http://www.dw.de/program/european-journal...
published: 25 Jul 2013
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Bulgaria: Beefing up the border | European Journal
Europe continues to fortify its borders to the rest of the world, and Bulgaria is no exception. They’ve just spend 4.6 million euros building a new fence along their border with Turkey. Sofia hopes the new barrier will prevent refugees, most of them Syrians fleeing from civil war, from entering the country.
More reports from European Journal: http://www.dw.de/europeanjournal
published: 31 Jul 2014
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An Exploration of Bulgaria from Jazz to Boogie with Frederika
All music rights belong to their rightful owners. Please support the musicians and buy their music.
#majandfriends #vinylmix #bulgaria
Frederika: "I was born ...
All music rights belong to their rightful owners. Please support the musicians and buy their music.
#majandfriends #vinylmix #bulgaria
Frederika: "I was born in Bulgaria shortly after the Fall of Communism and moved to the UK in 2013. Music has been the one true passion in my life ever since I was a kid and my main drive in DJ-ing is sharing all the artists and tracks I have discovered so far, connecting them in a way they can be appreciated by everyone. After moving to London I have tried to fully immerse myself in the London music scene and my sets are inspired by all the live acts and DJs I have seen. I have cut my teeth playing at venues all around town (brilliant corners, NT’s Loft, Jumbi, The Tent (at the End of the Universe), Spiritland), guested at various radio stations (mostly NTS and Worldwide FM), co-founded a reissue label Discs of Fun and Love and currently working for Tropic of Love, a label releasing new music. During the pandemic, I also got a Fender bass and have been learning how to play it since which has inspired me further musically and my sets have become heavy with catchy basslines. Music has helped me connect to people and the world around me when everything else has failed and it’s the one thing that always brings me joy and makes me feel alive.
In my mix for MAJ, I tried to recreate a set I recorded randomly years ago that my Bulgarian friends loved, adding some new songs to it. It alternates between lesser-known jazz and boogie mainly from Bulgaria’s communist era."
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All music rights belong to their rightful owners. Please support the musicians and buy their music.
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Frederika: "I was born in Bulgaria shortly after the Fall of Communism and moved to the UK in 2013. Music has been the one true passion in my life ever since I was a kid and my main drive in DJ-ing is sharing all the artists and tracks I have discovered so far, connecting them in a way they can be appreciated by everyone. After moving to London I have tried to fully immerse myself in the London music scene and my sets are inspired by all the live acts and DJs I have seen. I have cut my teeth playing at venues all around town (brilliant corners, NT’s Loft, Jumbi, The Tent (at the End of the Universe), Spiritland), guested at various radio stations (mostly NTS and Worldwide FM), co-founded a reissue label Discs of Fun and Love and currently working for Tropic of Love, a label releasing new music. During the pandemic, I also got a Fender bass and have been learning how to play it since which has inspired me further musically and my sets have become heavy with catchy basslines. Music has helped me connect to people and the world around me when everything else has failed and it’s the one thing that always brings me joy and makes me feel alive.
In my mix for MAJ, I tried to recreate a set I recorded randomly years ago that my Bulgarian friends loved, adding some new songs to it. It alternates between lesser-known jazz and boogie mainly from Bulgaria’s communist era."
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- published: 18 Dec 2022
- views: 83180
9:17
Romania and Bulgaria: 5 years in the EU | Journal Reporters
Journal Reporter Karl Harenbrock on the road in Romania
DW-TV's Karl Harenbrock tours Romania and Bulgaria to find out what's changed since the two countries j...
Journal Reporter Karl Harenbrock on the road in Romania
DW-TV's Karl Harenbrock tours Romania and Bulgaria to find out what's changed since the two countries joined the European Union in 2007.
https://wn.com/Romania_And_Bulgaria_5_Years_In_The_Eu_|_Journal_Reporters
Journal Reporter Karl Harenbrock on the road in Romania
DW-TV's Karl Harenbrock tours Romania and Bulgaria to find out what's changed since the two countries joined the European Union in 2007.
- published: 06 Feb 2012
- views: 30723
4:51
European Journal | Bulgaria
On July 5,the Bulgarians will elect a new parliament. In the European elections,the mainstream party GERB came in just ahead of the Socialists. But already ther...
On July 5,the Bulgarians will elect a new parliament. In the European elections,the mainstream party GERB came in just ahead of the Socialists. But already there are murmurs that votes were bought. Whoever wins,the country must take bold steps away from corruption. But the election is already tending toward the farcical. Two jailed underworld bosses are on the ballot. And if that weren't enough,a court has decided to set them free to pursue their campaigns.
https://wn.com/European_Journal_|_Bulgaria
On July 5,the Bulgarians will elect a new parliament. In the European elections,the mainstream party GERB came in just ahead of the Socialists. But already there are murmurs that votes were bought. Whoever wins,the country must take bold steps away from corruption. But the election is already tending toward the farcical. Two jailed underworld bosses are on the ballot. And if that weren't enough,a court has decided to set them free to pursue their campaigns.
- published: 26 Jun 2009
- views: 204
6:10
Bulgaria - Practicing the World's Oldest Profession in Germany | European Journal
The Stolipinovo district of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is said to have one of the biggest concentrations of Roma people in the Balkans. For many of the community's wome...
The Stolipinovo district of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is said to have one of the biggest concentrations of Roma people in the Balkans. For many of the community's women, the only way to earn a living is to go to Germany and work as a prostitute.
European Journal visits Stolipinovo, where there are no sewers or running water and the unemployment rate is 90 percent.
For more go to: www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15950061,00.html
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Practicing_The_World's_Oldest_Profession_In_Germany_|_European_Journal
The Stolipinovo district of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is said to have one of the biggest concentrations of Roma people in the Balkans. For many of the community's women, the only way to earn a living is to go to Germany and work as a prostitute.
European Journal visits Stolipinovo, where there are no sewers or running water and the unemployment rate is 90 percent.
For more go to: www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15950061,00.html
- published: 02 Jun 2012
- views: 135573
11:01
What Bulgarians Think about Bulgaria | Easy Bulgarian 1
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1. Typical buildings from the communist time are called "paneli" in Bulgarian.
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1. Typical buildings from the communist time are called "paneli" in Bulgarian.
Host of this episode: Timothy Höfte Diaz https://www.thofteblog.com/about/
Camera: Asen Hristov
#learnbulgarian #easybulgarian #easylanguages
- published: 06 Aug 2021
- views: 240969
5:15
Bulgaria: Refugees Treated Like Criminals | European Journal
Refugees landing in Bulgaria regularly spend their first days there in detainment camps. This is a clear breach of EU law by a country that hopes to join Europe...
Refugees landing in Bulgaria regularly spend their first days there in detainment camps. This is a clear breach of EU law by a country that hopes to join Europe's passport-free Schengen area soon. Bulgaria's state refugee agency says the refugees must be locked up because there's no other place for them to go.
Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15973952,00.html
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Refugees_Treated_Like_Criminals_|_European_Journal
Refugees landing in Bulgaria regularly spend their first days there in detainment camps. This is a clear breach of EU law by a country that hopes to join Europe's passport-free Schengen area soon. Bulgaria's state refugee agency says the refugees must be locked up because there's no other place for them to go.
Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15973952,00.html
- published: 14 Jun 2012
- views: 10415
4:48
Bulgaria: Appalling Conditions in Children | European Journal
After Romania, Bulgaria is the next country to find itself embroiled in a scandal about children's homes. Hundreds of children with disabilities were allegedly ...
After Romania, Bulgaria is the next country to find itself embroiled in a scandal about children's homes. Hundreds of children with disabilities were allegedly tortured in state-run institutions, and police are investigating over 200 deaths.Hundreds of children with disabilities reportedly died from lack of care, malnutrition or accidents such as drowning or freezing. Many of these deaths were never reported to police or authorities. Bulgaria is home to over 26 social care homes for disabled children, and conditions in all of them have been found to be inhumane.
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Appalling_Conditions_In_Children_|_European_Journal
After Romania, Bulgaria is the next country to find itself embroiled in a scandal about children's homes. Hundreds of children with disabilities were allegedly tortured in state-run institutions, and police are investigating over 200 deaths.Hundreds of children with disabilities reportedly died from lack of care, malnutrition or accidents such as drowning or freezing. Many of these deaths were never reported to police or authorities. Bulgaria is home to over 26 social care homes for disabled children, and conditions in all of them have been found to be inhumane.
- published: 07 Oct 2010
- views: 79229
5:07
Bulgaria: Patience is running out | European Journal
Protesters in Bulgarians have been packing the streets, demanding new elections, for weeks now. Prime Minister Plamen Orescharski's government only recently too...
Protesters in Bulgarians have been packing the streets, demanding new elections, for weeks now. Prime Minister Plamen Orescharski's government only recently took office, but its reputation is already seriously tarnished. Many in Bulgaria are fed up with ongoing corruption and nepotism at the top.
Before the most recent election, Orescharski's party and the Coalition for Bulgaria had promised to raise the minimum wage and increase assistance to mothers of young children. After the election, these promises were soon rescinded. The previous government had also been toppled by protests sparked by economic issues. Bulgaria is the poorest country in the EU, and many young and educated people choosing to leave their homeland.
European Journal home page: http://www.dw.de/program/european-journal/s-3065-9798
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Patience_Is_Running_Out_|_European_Journal
Protesters in Bulgarians have been packing the streets, demanding new elections, for weeks now. Prime Minister Plamen Orescharski's government only recently took office, but its reputation is already seriously tarnished. Many in Bulgaria are fed up with ongoing corruption and nepotism at the top.
Before the most recent election, Orescharski's party and the Coalition for Bulgaria had promised to raise the minimum wage and increase assistance to mothers of young children. After the election, these promises were soon rescinded. The previous government had also been toppled by protests sparked by economic issues. Bulgaria is the poorest country in the EU, and many young and educated people choosing to leave their homeland.
European Journal home page: http://www.dw.de/program/european-journal/s-3065-9798
- published: 25 Jul 2013
- views: 18553
5:53
Bulgaria: Beefing up the border | European Journal
Europe continues to fortify its borders to the rest of the world, and Bulgaria is no exception. They’ve just spend 4.6 million euros building a new fence along ...
Europe continues to fortify its borders to the rest of the world, and Bulgaria is no exception. They’ve just spend 4.6 million euros building a new fence along their border with Turkey. Sofia hopes the new barrier will prevent refugees, most of them Syrians fleeing from civil war, from entering the country.
More reports from European Journal: http://www.dw.de/europeanjournal
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Beefing_Up_The_Border_|_European_Journal
Europe continues to fortify its borders to the rest of the world, and Bulgaria is no exception. They’ve just spend 4.6 million euros building a new fence along their border with Turkey. Sofia hopes the new barrier will prevent refugees, most of them Syrians fleeing from civil war, from entering the country.
More reports from European Journal: http://www.dw.de/europeanjournal
- published: 31 Jul 2014
- views: 30906