Ime i prezime autora: |
Dayana Chobanova
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Pjesma za 4. i 5. krug (Finale / Veliko finale): |
Najteže bitke
Ako me pita kako sam, reći ću – dobro! Ako me pita kako sam, reći ću – dobro! Ako me pita kako sam, reći ću – dobro! Ako me pita kako sam, reći ću – dobro! Ako me pita kako sam, reći ću – dobro! Translated to Montenegrin by Anđela Turukalo Dabetić Най-тежките битки Ако ме пита как съм, ще кажа – добре! Ако ме пита как съм, ще кажа – добре! Ако ме пита как съм, ще кажа – добре! Ако ме пита как съм, ще кажа – добре! Ако ме пита как съм, ще кажа – добре! |
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Nešto posebno o Vama! |
Dayana Chobanova was born on December 28, 1993, in the town of Lom, Bulgaria, situated along the Dunav River in the northwest. In 2019, she published her first book of poetry, “The Silence Knits Desires,” as an indie paperback. She began her involvement in the “New Asocial Poetry” project in 2021. She has, received recognition in 2022 by winning a prize in the poetry competition “My Mother, My Holy Mary.”
Dayana Chobanova is a versatile writer, contributing to the world of literature through her poetry, short stories, and aphorisms in both Bulgarian and Macedonian. Known for her diverse literary contributions, she is frequently invited to host various literary events. |
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Šta je po Vašem mišljenju glavni problem miru u Vašoj državi? Predložite nam rješenja, te kako poezijom donijeti i očuvati mir u svojoj zemji? |
One of the key issues affecting peace in Bulgaria is social and political divisions. Poetry can help by promoting understanding, initiating dialogue, preserving culture, inspiring change, and providing emotional healing. Through its ability to foster empathy and discussions, poetry can contribute to building and maintaining peace in the country.
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Popis objavljenih samostalnih knjiga: |
“The Silence knits desires”, book of poetry (2019.)
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