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Renowned moderator and producer Orinda Huta has shared a direct stance on the reality of music festivals in Albania, emphasizing the high costs and emotional exhaustion that, according to her, often accompany participation in them.
While invited to 'Andale', Orinda focused on the expenses that artists are forced to bear, emphasizing that just producing a song can reach significant figures.
"When you go in and get bad energy, and spend... the song costs 5 thousand euros, not the dress. These are expenses that make you ask yourself: why do I have to do this?" she said.
According to Orinda, in addition to the financial burden, there is also an emotional aspect that is often overlooked. She emphasizes that the not always positive climate and the wrong energy within these events make the process even more tiring for artists and public figures.
"Then the bad energy comes in and I say: why should I get tired?" , added the moderator.
Orinda Huta's statement has opened discussions on the way festivals are organized in the country, raising questions about the real support for artists and the value they receive in return for the financial and emotional sacrifices they make.
In this context, her words serve as an open reflection on the Albanian music industry.
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