Number of posts: 55 Age: 23 Residence: romania Registration date: 2009-01-25
Subject: Re: Junior Worlds 2009 - in Sofia again :-) Mon 2 Mar - 20:49
Thank you girls for all the photos and the video(it would be nice if someone could tell me in a few words what were you talking about with Albena)...and what's a martenitsa?....i am guessing is something like our Romanian martisor but you said it was for Maxim and here only women get them...from men from the first to the eight of march...is like a spring symbol
Number of posts: 1055 Age: 27 Residence: LA Registration date: 2007-01-23
Subject: Re: Junior Worlds 2009 - in Sofia again :-) Tue 3 Mar - 4:42
Petra wrote:
No ... I donīt know this tradition. Whatīs "martenitsa"? Eli, can you explain in some words please ?
Petra, "Marteniza" is a Bulgarian tradition and my Romanian friends said they have the same but brita can tell us more about it.Anyway ,here is some info from Wikipedia about the Bulgarian tradition
Number of posts: 3149 Age: 40 Residence: Germany Registration date: 2007-09-08
Subject: Re: Junior Worlds 2009 - in Sofia again :-) Tue 3 Mar - 15:29
viktoria wrote:
Petra wrote:
No ... I donīt know this tradition. Whatīs "martenitsa"? Eli, can you explain in some words please ?
Petra, "Marteniza" is a Bulgarian tradition and my Romanian friends said they have the same but brita can tell us more about it.Anyway ,here is some info from Wikipedia about the Bulgarian tradition
Ivaīs file has reached the download limits and wonīt be available before end of March again... But she reuploaded it to nukeuploads (there are no download limits!). So if someone does not have it until now, but wants to download it, you can do here! Thanks again to Iva76 from Bulgarian fanclub LEDENA MAGIA !!!
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Subject: Re: Junior Worlds 2009 - in Sofia again :-) 
Mon 2 Mar - 20:45
... I donīt know this tradition. Whatīs "martenitsa"? Eli, can you explain in some words please 
?
Petra, "Marteniza" is a Bulgarian tradition and my Romanian friends said they have the same but brita can tell us more about it.Anyway ,here is some info from Wikipedia about the Bulgarian tradition 
Kalinche!) from Bulgarian forum!
