Ivica badurina biography

Melodije Istre i Kvarnera is a Croatian song contest, held annually in multiple towns in the Istria, Primorje-Gorski Kotar and Lika-Senj counties.
Gabrijel was born into a large Catholic family in Lun, island of Pag, to father Romulo and mother Cleofe, born Šanko.
Livio Badurina was born on 20 December 1965 in Rijeka, Croatia.

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05 November – 09 December, 2007

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Badurina formulates a game of which a working title could be ‘The artist gives a functional and welcome ready-made to his dear gallery’. By offering an espresso coffee maker as a gift to the gallery, the artist willingly eliminates the process of creative production beyond the model of the goods-exchange economy but also inverts the usual positions in which the artist expects something from a gallery – an exhibition fee, promotion, documentation etc. Instead, the artist here calls for reciprocity and gift economy, appropriating the principle of giving and returning the gift on which the society was based prior to the institution of \’money\’ and \’contract\’. Moreover, the artist points to the equality of the positions of ‘cultural workers’, reminding of the concept of

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Spectacular Tarara Croatian Tour in 2013

Concert in the town of Našice, North of Croatia, 9 July 2013, Tarara Tour 2013 - Klapa Samoana from New Zealand:
Vilo moja (My Fairy), singing in Croatian language, accompanied with tamuritza virtuosos. Authors of the song are Ivica Badurina (music) and Vlasta Juretić (verses).

Female Tarara choir in the town of Bale in Istrian peninsula, Croatia, singing the same Croatian song (Vilo moja, i.e., My Fairy) in the Maori language

KLAPA SAMOANA in the town of Đakovo on the north of Croatia:
Ju te san se zajubio (I Fell In Love With You), Vilo Moja (My Fairy), suprebly singing both of the songs in Croatian, and then two native Samoana dances - Sasa and Fa Atalpati

Fantastic concert in the city of Opatija: Tarara and Maori - FA Kralj Tomislav, Klapa Samoana from New Zealand, Tamburirtza Orchestra of the Croatian Radio TV, etc.
Tarara and Maori singing is starting from 16:00, then from 41:12; Po kare kare ana starting from 1:09:00.

Female Tarara singer the Đakovo Folklore Festival in 2013, s