site.btaWriter Rositsa Trifonova to Present Books at Munich Festival

Germany-based writer Rositsa Trifonova will present her books at her own stand during the 11th Expats Join Hands in Worldwide Dance travelling festival, which will take place in Munich from May 15 to 17. The stand will be part of the fair accompanying the festival.

"Alongside the masterfully presented Bulgarian folklore, I will also be there from Friday to Sunday with my two creations, Purple Sky and The Demons of Decency. I will be waiting for you and hope the sun will bless us with its presence so that the celebration can be complete," she said.

Trifonova invited everyone wishing to talk about literature and enjoy Bulgarian folklore to visit her stand.

Rositsa Trifonova was born in 1982 in Haskovo, Southern Bulgaria. She graduated from the Mathematics and Science High School in her hometown before moving to Germany in 2002. There she studied Italian linguistics, literature and psychology at the University of Passau. She later moved to Munich to continue her professional development. Trifonova currently works as a career development consultant and translator for Bulgarian-German publications.

The travelling festival Expats Join Hands in Worldwide Dance is organized by and for amateur folklore ensembles performing outside Bulgaria. The initiative was launched by the Ot Izvora group in Lyon, France, which hosted both the first edition in 2015 and the tenth edition in 2025. More than 100 dance ensembles and over 4,000 guests are expected at the 11th edition in Munich in May. The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) is the official media partner of the event and will present all participants.