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SCANDAL IN ALBANIAN TALENT SHOW: Contestant draws “Greater Albania”, audience and jury delighted! (VIDEO)

by Serbian Times18. November 2024.18. November 2024.

Show business and politics go hand in hand, a fact clearly understood by Albanian artist Fatmir Mura, who participated in the local talent show “Albania’s Got Talent.”

He drew in the sand, a specialty of his, but not just anything: he depicted Albania and Kosovo together, with a two-headed eagle and the message “My Albania,” which delighted the jury and secured his place in the semifinals.

“The artist in the sand on Albania’s Got Talent stole the show and received the first golden buzzer after finishing his brilliant performance with a tribute to the unification of Albania and Kosovo, under one border, one banner. Judge Adelina Ismaili sealed his place in the final. Beautiful,” wrote one user on the social network X.

A sand artist on 'Albania's Got Talent' stole the show and the first gold buzzer after ending his awesome performance with a dedication to a United #Albania and #Kosovo, under one border, one banner. Judge Adelina Ismaili from KOS sealed his final spot with the buzzer. Beautiful. pic.twitter.com/nKRrrFv0wG
— V Anthony (@iMonsieurV) November 17, 2024

His performance lasted five minutes. First, as seen in the video, he began with lighter themes, such as the image of palms and Bedouins, before moving on to “heavier” motifs, drawing Kosovo and Albania together, the two-headed eagle, and writing “My Albania” next to it, which concluded his performance.

This sparked applause in the studio, and one of the judges, singer Adelina Ismaili, enthusiastically praised the performance and awarded him a place in the final by pressing the golden buzzer.

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The symbol of Greater Albania is the two-headed eagle, and the idea of “Greater Albania” involves the unification of Albania and Kosovo. In addition, it would encompass territories of Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Greece.

According to this idea, its composition would include Ulcinj, Plav, Rožaje, and Podgorica (Montenegro), Kosovo, the Preševo Valley, Leskovac, Vranje, and Prokuplje (Serbia), western North Macedonia and Skopje (North Macedonia), as well as the Greek region bordering Albania and North Macedonia, extending to the city of Janina (Greece). In this vision, the famous Greek island of Corfu would also become part of “Greater Albania.”