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"Mora Wora" is banned in the stadium, Shkurte Fejza and Lorik Cana comment on the decision

Politiko 2024-12-04 15:03:44

"Mora Wora" is banned in the stadium, Shkurte Fejza and Lorik Cana

The song "Mora Vorë", which took great proportions in the hearts of all Albanian fans, has been banned from being sung again in the stadium.

On the eve of the challenges with the Czech Republic and Ukraine in the League of Nations, the song of the artists Shkurte Fejzaj was not played in the premises of the "National Arena", as the Red and Black fans said that they had been told not to sing it.

Invited to "Alhqiperia Live", the well-known artist called this decision senseless, since the purpose of that song is for a historical figure for Kosovo and Albania.

"I felt very honored that they invited me to sing in the stadium and it was an incredible experience. But the song that is banned or denied, to me is something meaningless. It hurts me because this song is about a figure of the signs that Kosovo has and is considered a holy figure for Albania as well. This song took the size of the stadium", said the artist.

The former captain of the National Team, Lorik Cana, commented on this situation, who said that this decision will not stop the fans from singing.

 "I read a little about it online. It's not that I got a lot of attention, but it's lucky that we have a Skurte Fejzaj who is a special figure for us in Kosovo. As for the song part, to be honest, I'm not much into the event, but one thing is certain, let's not give it a negative aspect. The song will be sung in schools, in stadiums and when the fans sing, there is no one who can stop them. I don't see it as a controversy. As for the song "I got words", it is a song of our people, of sacrifices and when it is sung in the stadium, there is nothing that stops it, with or without music in the background", said Cana.

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