The roots of Kolonjë Ilir Qirjako is the man who has dedicated his life to football in Kolonjë. Since 1992, as a coach and secretary of the Gramozi club, the professor has been and continues to be a figure we all owe our gratitude to. 33 years alongside Gramozi and just as many years close to the hearts of football fans in Kolonjë. Thank you, professor! “KORÇA BOOM”

Yes! The well-known phrase many people use humorously today “Puthu me Milon” (“Kiss Milo”) originated in Korçë, and behind it stands a real person: Milo, a lively and witty man from Korçë who worked first as a driver and later as a technician at the Korça Brewery. According to old stories, Milo was a beloved and cheerful man, but he had one unforgettable trait: his large belly! For this reason, his coworkers would jokingly say that “no one could hug Milo,” and from this playf

An elderly lady recounts that one day a young man asked her a question that was at once innocent and meaningful: “What is it like to be...

Bylyre Jashari is one of the most distinguished artists, not only of the district but of all the southern regions. The Nightingale of...

Today, we bring you one of the latest photos of many iconic figures of Korçë and Albanian sports. Last Sunday, the international...

After 520 years, the distinguished son of Panarit, Ilia (Iljaz) Bey, was "brought back" to his birthplace. It was a moving day and a...

The photo you see below was taken on October 1, 2023, the day Skënderbeu won against Partizani 1-0 at the “Skënderbeu” stadium. This...

<p>We congratulate today on the 64th birthday of actor Xhevahir Zeneli.Happy 100 more! Xhevahir Zeneli was born on March 10, 1961, in Kolonjë. There, he completed his basic studies. In 1985, he completed his higher education in dramaturgy at the Higher Institute of Arts.After finishing his studies, he was appointed to the professional troupe of [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Violeta Manushi was born on March 6, 1926, in Voskopojë, Korça, and passed away on July 27, 2007, in Tirana, after a severe illness. She is one of the icons of the People&#8217;s Theater, one of the first actresses to excel equally in both comedy and drama, both on stage and in cinematography. Throughout her [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The actor Roland Trebicka passed away at the age of 66, exactly 12 years ago on March 6, 2013. He suffered from a serious illness that took his life 12 years ago. Trebicka is considered one of the best actors in Albanian theater, with his numerous roles, and he became immortal with his portrayal of [&hellip;]</p>

<p>A few days ago, it was Pavlina Evro’s turn to celebrate her 60th birthday, and the well-wishes for the great Albanian champion and track icon were so numerous that it became clear the respect for her is extraordinary. After receiving all those heartfelt messages and experiencing such positive emotions on her 60th birthday, Palka, as [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Valentina Caci was born in the city of Korçë on March 2, 1936. In the artistic movement that emerged in the first months after liberation, she became involved in amateur theater groups, where she stood out as a promising amateur actress for the Korçë stage. It was these qualities that caught the attention of Dhimitër [&hellip;]</p>

<p>We have shared many photos of sports personalities, but today we were particularly impressed by one unique photo, which we present not only as a story for the future but also as a message showing that sports always bring people together. This is about the volleyball coach, Orlando Koja, and alongside him, the icon of [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thimi Filipi was a renowned Albanian actor born in the city of Korça on March 1, 1926. His first roles were in amateur theater groups in the city of Korça. During World War II, he participated in partisan formations where he worked on creating partisan theaters. After the war, he began working at the Korça [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Sejfulla Myftari (1952) – Comedy Actor. He was born in Skrapar on February 25 and spent his childhood in the city of Përmet. He entered the world of acting through the Amateur Movement. His comedic facial expressions and gestures, the use of Central Albanian dialects, his ability to transform seamlessly from one role to another, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The &#8220;Lira&#8221; Choir is one of the most well-known and highly regarded choral groups in Albania, contributing to the enrichment of Albanian musical culture for more than half a century. Origins and Founding The &#8220;Lira&#8221; Choir was founded in 1960 by a group of music enthusiasts, led by the renowned Albanian conductor, Zef Mazi. The [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The word &#8220;Shqipëri&#8221; has an interesting and rich history closely tied to the national identity of the Albanian people. To analyze the origin of this word, we can examine several theories and historical sources that help understand its roots. One of the most well-known theories links the word &#8220;Shqipëri&#8221; with the word &#8220;Shqip,&#8221; which in [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Here’s a translated and paraphrased version of the text:</p>

<p>Years will always do their job. They pass, but leave traces in the sports history of a country, naturally fresh in everyone&#8217;s memory.But it’s not only that; when there is a sportsmanship, it is the strongest bond that can exist, and who better than these three figures to prove it? These three icons have given [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Minella Borova (Korçë, February 22, 1947 – Buenos Aires, June 30, 2013) was an Albanian actor, lecturer, and poet. In 1969, he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts with a degree in acting. For 10 years, he worked as an actor at the &#8220;A.Z. Çajupi&#8221; Theater in Korçë. He then spent 14 years as [&hellip;]</p>