Perpetuum Jazzile closes the Days of Music in Herceg Novi: Voice instead of instruments for an unforgettable experience

Perpetuum Jazzile is known for creating melodies, rhythms and the sound of a full orchestra without a single instrument, using only human voices, transforming each performance into a unique blend of music, energy and stage expression.

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Perpetuum Jazzile, Photo: Herceg Novi Music Days
Perpetuum Jazzile, Photo: Herceg Novi Music Days
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This year's edition of the Days of Music festival in Herceg Novi will be closed with a performance by the world-famous Slovenian vocal orchestra Perpetuum Jazzile. The concert, organized in cooperation with Herceg Fest, is scheduled for tomorrow evening (July 20) at 9:30 PM at Marina Square in Portonovo and will be open to all visitors.

Perpetuum Jazzile is known for creating melodies, rhythms, and the sound of a full orchestra without a single instrument, using only human voices, transforming each performance into a unique blend of music, energy, and stage expression.

This ensemble is considered one of the most impressive a cappella groups today and is the most watched large vocal orchestra on YouTube, organizers announced. Their interpretation of the song "Africa" ​​by the band Toto is particularly impressive, which has more than 50 million views, and their repertoire includes pop, rock, jazz, gospel and other musical genres, creating an unforgettable experience for the audience.

Portonovo announced that for them, the Days of Music represent one of the symbols of the cultural identity of Herceg Novi, bringing together prominent artists from all continents and confirming the city's status as one of the leading cultural destinations in Montenegro.

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