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Meet Kozak Sisters: Where Ancient Roots Meet Modern Beats
Kozak Sisters is a Canadian ethno folk music group — a fascinating collaboration of many talents, created by two sisters from Toronto and Kyiv in 2022 with the patriotic mission to sing the original Ukrainian songs of their mother, poetess Tatyana Bila. The Kozak Sisters bring a high-energy, multi-sensory celebration of Ukrainian heritage to the Bloor West Village stage. From their viral radio hits like "Kozachok (Remix)" and "Da Ri Da" to the 2025 Eurovision Ukraine contest song like "Mavka", the 2026 "Three Elements: He holds the world", the Kozak Sisters bridge the gap between ancient folklore and today’s vibrant pop culture. Catch them live for an unforgettable performance that pulses with the true spirit, resilience, and rhythm of modern Ukraine.
In 2027, KOZAK SISTERS will be first-time participants in the Eurovision Canada contest. They have participated in many festival, including: Chervona Ruta 2024 in Lviv, Ukraine; Spivay Ridnou 2024 in California, USA; BWVTUF in 2025 in Toronto; Niagara Ukrainian Festival in 2026 in Ontario; Carassauga Festival of Cultures in 2026 in Mississauga, Canada; GlobalFestCanada in 2026 in Toronto; 25th Montreal Ukrainian Festival in Quebec, Canada.
The album "Songs of Love and War" by the Kozak Sisters is a breathtaking 15-track anthology that weaves the timeless resilience of Ukraine into a tapestry of deep familial memory. The debut album, the collection of original Ukrainian songs breathes new life into ancestral legacies through the haunting, live melodies of traditional folk instruments like the hurdy-gurdy, violin, bag pipe, vargan and kobza. It stands as a profound sonic monument, capturing both the heartbreaking sorrow of exile and the unyielding beauty of a homeland that refuses to be silenced by war and genocide.
Kozak Sisters is a Canadian ethno folk music group — a fascinating collaboration of many talents, created by two sisters from Toronto and Kyiv in 2022 with the patriotic mission to sing the original Ukrainian songs of their mother, poetess Tatyana Bila. The Kozak Sisters bring a high-energy, multi-sensory celebration of Ukrainian heritage to the Bloor West Village stage. From their viral radio hits like "Kozachok (Remix)" and "Da Ri Da" to the 2025 Eurovision Ukraine contest song like "Mavka", the 2026 "Three Elements: He holds the world", the Kozak Sisters bridge the gap between ancient folklore and today’s vibrant pop culture. Catch them live for an unforgettable performance that pulses with the true spirit, resilience, and rhythm of modern Ukraine.
In 2027, KOZAK SISTERS will be first-time participants in the Eurovision Canada contest. They have participated in many festival, including: Chervona Ruta 2024 in Lviv, Ukraine; Spivay Ridnou 2024 in California, USA; BWVTUF in 2025 in Toronto; Niagara Ukrainian Festival in 2026 in Ontario; Carassauga Festival of Cultures in 2026 in Mississauga, Canada; GlobalFestCanada in 2026 in Toronto; 25th Montreal Ukrainian Festival in Quebec, Canada.
The album "Songs of Love and War" by the Kozak Sisters is a breathtaking 15-track anthology that weaves the timeless resilience of Ukraine into a tapestry of deep familial memory. The debut album, the collection of original Ukrainian songs breathes new life into ancestral legacies through the haunting, live melodies of traditional folk instruments like the hurdy-gurdy, violin, bag pipe, vargan and kobza. It stands as a profound sonic monument, capturing both the heartbreaking sorrow of exile and the unyielding beauty of a homeland that refuses to be silenced by war and genocide.
