Daridel Rovigo, Italy
Different instruments come together
to create new sounds, tribal rhythms
intertwined with sweet
melodies.
Flutes and harps sing the song of
fairies and elves.
Aggressive bagpipes play alongside the haunting
hurdy-gurdy.
Huge drums and strings make the
spirits dance .
... more
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