Vocal Group "Libero"

The vocal group “Libero” was formed in 2010 with the intention of preserving and developing polyphonic singing in an a capella men's ensemble. The repertoire of the group is based on Serbian spiritual and folk music, but it is enriched by exquisite European musical works and music from the entire world.

The artistic purpose of group's work is to promote chamber vocal ensembles, as well as to preserve the traditional music of Leskovac and the surrounding region of Serbia. However, it has also been influenced by some new genres.

The group's contribution to the development of vocal chamber groups has stemmed from their authentic, honest, and original approach to their music as well as numerous musical arrangements adapted for a capella performances.

All of the members graduated from the Music Academy in Leskovac and all take part in the cultural events of the town. By its general individuality, this ensemble-consisting of experienced singers and music pedagogues-continually advance the standards of the vocal performance.

Leskovac is a city and a municipality in southern Serbia. It is the administrative center of the Jablanica District of Serbia. The city has 52,992 inhabitants, while the municipality has 143,962. Since it is characterized by a moderate continental climate with very mild winters and moderately warm summers, the region of Leskovac abounds in natural scenery which is exceptional in its diversity and beauty. Numerous mountains, lakes, rivers, spas, canyons and gorges are some distinct attractions of this region.