In Lovári, Kale Lulugyi means ‘black flower’. But ask anyone who’s heard them play, and they’ll tell you the band has a motto of its own: hear them once, love them forever.

Hailing from Oroszlány, Kale Lulugyi are a Roma band bringing authentic Roma folk music to the stage, played not from sheet music but passed down through generations. A tradition that lives on in the band itself, where father and son still play side by side. Tambura, guitars, cajón, bass, spoons and layered vocals come together in a lively mix of Roma and Hungarian folk songs, reimagined classics and original compositions, sung in different languages. This November, the black flower blooms at Brody House.

From midnight, Infragandhi takes over with an ethno disco set, carrying the night's momentum well into the early hours.

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SCHEDULE

22:00 Kale Lulugyi | Authentic Roma folk music
From midnight Infragandhi | Ethno disco DJ set

Entry: 3,500 HUF / 2,000 HUF from midnight (available at the door only, subject to capacity).

The evening is a companion event to the Roma Images section of the Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival.

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