Zajmina Vasjari feston Pavaresine ne Kosove…

Posted on Feb 19 2012 - 6:16am by Berni

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Kengetarja Zajmina Vasjari, koheve te fundit eshte me e perkushtuar per ta ndertuar karrieren ne Kosove. Ajo tani ka nisur punen rreth pergatitjeve te projekteve te reja dhe te albumit te saj, i cili thote se do te permbaje kenge te ndryshme.

Nderkaq sa i perket Festes se 4-vjetorit te Pavaresise se Kosoves ajo nuk kursen fjalet me te mira per kete vend, duke kujtuar qe populli shqiptar ka sakrifikuar mjaft shume per lirine.

Ajo per kete feste ka qene e angazhuar ne “Peppermint Club” ne Prishtine, ku adhuruesit e saj i ka argetuar deri ne oret e vona te mesnates.

“Jemi ketu qe ta festojme se bashku pervjetorin e 4-te te Pavaresise se Kosoves. Urime dhe me shume fat popullit shqiptar”, ka thene ajo per “Zerin”. Pra Zajmina eshte munduar qe kete feste ta festoje me mire se kurre bashke me adhuruesit e saj.

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marti 19/02/2012 at 15:05 -

u be dhe zajmina oratore.ca di zajmi per historine e shqiperise e per me teper ate te kosoves.zajmi nga kosova njeh vetem clubet dhe dashnoret.
kiara 19/02/2012 at 20:46 -

marti hahahahahahaha sa bukur ke folur.hahahahaha fiks fare e the

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