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Others about Čači Vorba

Wilczyn Warszyc, Forum RRI RadioWid
"At the moment ČAČI VORBA is one of the best (beside Dikanda and Sarakina) Polish folk bands which play Balkan notes."

Lauren Lim, True Speech: The Music of Čači Vorba (Matador Travel)
"After the concert, Ela Rojek, an eminent Polish alternative actress, remarked to me, "Marysia's the worst example for any aspiring musician. She quit school and ran off into the mountains to live with the Gypsies (..) Ela then laughed, saying "And she's the best vocalist in Poland." I was happy to hear this: it made me feel a little less crazy. It somewhat explained my strange urge, during the concert, to find a way to crawl inside Marysia's voice and stay there forever."
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Lubelski Serwis Informacyjny - kozio³ek.pl
"One who has heard violin-playing singer Maria Natanson knows what an energy Čači Vorba disposes. Natanson sings (...) with a surprising ease and hapiness, music is her natural element."

www.ufryzjera.pl
"Čači Vorba and (...) Maru¹ka - everything around was vibrating with her voice. As always the band made people actively participating in the concert. How do they do this?
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Grzegorz Józefczuk - "Gazeta w Lublinie" - 4 maja 2006
"Together they call to mind a fairytale orchestra, which proceeds surprising musical voyages in Middle and East Europe."

Muzyczne Podróæe - Muzyka z p³yt 1. Lipiec 2008 (czź¶ę 2) http://pepe.blox.pl/2008/07/wpis.html
«This is the music that draws in and ravishes. It helps to move in time and space to Southern Carpathians, far Balkans and meet the spirit of Gypsy «true speech». I encourage everyone to take that trip.»