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The festival [[Melodies of the Sea and Sun]] [''Melodije morja in sonca''] was launched in [[established::1978]] in the coastal town of Piran. Set up as a competition of newly composed pop music, it was similar to the [[Slovenska popevka festival]] and when the latter was put to a stop, it overtook its role in regularly providing hit songs and putting quite a few of them into the evergreens repository. The songs were - and still are - lyrically and musically focused on the themes of summer, the sea and the like. | The festival [[Melodies of the Sea and Sun]] [''Melodije morja in sonca''] was launched in [[established::1978]] in the coastal town of Piran. Set up as a competition of newly composed pop music, it was similar to the [[Slovenska popevka festival]] and when the latter was put to a stop, it overtook its role in regularly providing hit songs and putting quite a few of them into the evergreens repository. The songs were - and still are - lyrically and musically focused on the themes of summer, the sea and the like. | ||
− | The festival has been almost continuously running since the start and has been for most of the years broadcast live on [[Televizija Slovenija]]. While the first edition was held in Piran, later it was more or less staged at the [[Portorož Auditorium]], which is currently co-organising the festival together with [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]]. | + | The festival has been almost continuously running since the start and has been for most of the years broadcast live on [[Televizija Slovenija]]. While the first edition was held in Piran, later it was more or less staged at the [[Portorož Auditorium]], which is currently co-organising the festival together with [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]]. |
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External links
- Melodije morja in sonca in Wikipedia (in Slovenian)