The Albanian folk iso-polyphony

The Albanian folk iso-polyphony declared “Masterpiece of the Oral Heritage of Humanity” by UNESCO on November 25, 2005 is a pride of Himara and Albanian Culture. The song of the soul, transmitted by the inhabitants since the time of war, in daily life, in family, cultural and artistic events. This great spiritual wealth of Himarjote is initially portrayed with Neço Muka and Koço Çakali. In 1929, the first records were recorded in Paris, combining the sounds of Neço Muka’s polyphony and the classical music of Tefta Tashko.

The history of polyphonic song would be enriched with the creation of the new group in 1949-1950 with receiver Dhimitër Varfin. Other names like Andrea Bala, Panajot Kukaveshi, Lefter Çipa, etc. Everyone has created a love for Himara songs. These events are followed by the voices of old polyphonic music and the voices of the new generation.