The Ukrainian-Estonian ensemble, Svjata Vatra which translates to “Holy Fire,” in English, plays folk music based on traditional songs with a fresh punk attitude. Since 2006, the band has been making people dance and breaking down walls by demonstrating the shared musical roots of 21 European countries, as well as Canada and the USA.

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