A charity concert at the NHK Culture House will raise money for Nasko, a husband and father who developed severe complications after a bone marrow transplant. Tickets cost €10 and are sold at the Culture House box office. People can also donate by bank transfer.

The concert is on the eve of 21 November, the Feast of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary and Christian Family Day. The organisers say it is symbolic that the concert comes just before the day of the family.

Nasko and his wife waited seven years for a child. On the day their daughter Elora was born, doctors diagnosed Nasko with aggressive T-cell lymphoblastic leukaemia.

After months of chemotherapy, he had a bone marrow transplant in December 2025. He then developed graft-versus-host disease, a life-threatening reaction that needs long, specialised treatment.

He now needs extracorporeal photopheresis, a therapy that may help bring the complications under control and give Nasko a chance to recover. Money from the concert and from donations will pay to continue his treatment, so he can be with his family.

His wife counts on people's support and believes it can change lives. Donations can be sent to account BG49UBBS80021091745240, held by Bozhidara Todorova Pangovska, Nasko's wife. The organisers say the concert is a gesture of support for a family that wants to be together again. They call on people to give Nasko a chance at life and let little Elora grow up with her father.

Performing on stage will be the Dyun dance school, led by Petya Stoykova. Maya Hristova and Emma Gencheva of the vocal group Morski Pesachinki. Burgas 1975. The Strandzha ensemble, led by Mario Egov. And the duo Burgas, with Maria Chernaeva and Vladimir Spasov.

Stefan Ilchev, Preslava Minasyan and Freya will also take part. The break dance club Black Style, led by Hristo Andonov, will dance, as will Mariyana Dobreva-Veleva and Gergana Velikova.