Following the exciting start of the autumn Ethno Palette, the beloved cultural and musical format continues in the courtyard of the Ethnographic Museum – Burgas. The event, which promises unforgettable emotions, is scheduled for November 5 (Wednesday) and will begin at 4:00 PM. Then, in the heart of the city, the DFA "Trite Pati" led by Mario Egov will present a folklore spectacle, promising to shake the audience.

Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the masterful performances of the talented children from the dance school in Burgas. The atmosphere in the courtyard of the museum is expected to be filled with energy and enthusiasm, fueled by the rhythm of traditional Bulgarian music and dance.

Mario Egov, who will lead the ensemble in this spectacle, is a person with a deep connection to Bulgarian folklore. He started dancing Bulgarian folk dances at the age of 6. His path took him to AMTII "Prof. Asen Diamandiev" in Plovdiv, and in 1994, while still a student, he became a performer in PFA "Trakiya".

Returning to Burgas, Egov continued his performing activities in PFA "Strandzha". During this period, he created the Children's Folklore Ensemble "Trite Pati", which is now a symbol of his long-term work and dedication. In 1998, he took the position of choreographer in PFA "Strandzha", and since 2008 he has been the chief artistic director.

In addition to his active work as the leader of the ensemble, Mario Egov also has a teaching career. In the last few years, he has been a lecturer at VSU "Chernorizets Hrabar" – Varna, specializing in "Bulgarian Folk Choreography". His contribution to Bulgarian dance art is highly appreciated, as he is the recipient of the prestigious awards "Golden Lyre" and "Crystal Lyre" – the highest award for dance folklore.