Actor Vladimir Zombori releases his first original song - Neprestanno

Actor Vladimir Zombori’s talent knows no boundaries, spanning visual arts, acting and music. He graduated from the National High School of Stage and Film Design in Plovdiv, specialising in stage performance. He then applied to the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts “Krastyo Sarafov”, where he came face to face with the beauty of theatre. He has been singing for years, mainly for his own pleasure, although he has amazed audiences with his performances of international hits on televised music shows.

“Making music, creating a musical work is a serious undertaking, both in terms of commitment and artistic direction. Performing songs by great musicians who have already created them is one thing – those songs have a life of their own, people feel nostalgic about them and love them. But creating your own track, something that will endure and leave a mark, is an entirely different matter”, the popular actor admits.

Vladimir Zombori has been considering recording his own song for several years. The idea has finally become a reality, as he has found the right people to work with: Plamen Denchev on keyboards and Alex Valeriev on guitar, with whom he shares similar musical tastes. The three wrote Neprestanno, with Preya helping with the lyrics. Borislav Boyadzhiev-Borche put the finishing touches to the project.

For the first time, Vladimir Zombori has entered a recording studio as a singer recording his own original song.

“I really wanted to create something that came entirely from me and to take an active part in every aspect of the track”, he says. “That was my intention from the very beginning, and perhaps that is why it took me so long. Now it has finally come to life and is in the hands of the audience.”

Neprestanno is Vladi Zombori’s first original song, but it certainly will not be his last.

“I now want to develop this musical side of myself further, so I can build up a repertoire of original songs and connect with audiences in this way, too. I really love meeting people face to face, and I believe I still have a lot more to show them and tell them.”