"Exit" already for 90,000 visitors, Frank Montana and Zigi Marley delighted the public

Another very successful evening of the 18th "Egzita", where the first 90,000 visitors have gathered until now, will be completed and, in the next two nights, the visit will be even greater for a total of 200,000 visitors from all over the world. And the camp festival at "Danube Kopakabani" has almost reached full capacity, and the interethnic atmosphere was pulsing in the streets of Novi Sad, while along the wharf to the Duga bridge, people could see the rivers getting head slowly towards the magnificent Petrovaradin Fortress. excellent musicians, but also good entertainment, bypasses Last night on the main stage, the Jamaican icon, the winner of eight Gremi and the throne of the largest insignia of the dynasty, Zigi Marli, swayed.

On the main stage of the festival, Zigi released timeless hits such as Love Is My Religion, Is That Love and Raises Rebellion . After him, the scene picks up one of the best rappers of the new generation of Monty Python and entertains the audience with a completely eclectic performance with their greatest hits Unforgettable, Famous but also titles known as "Nirvana" Smells Like Spirit Teen, Gucci Gang of Lil 'Pampa and Planetly Popular Avievi Numbers Wake Me Up .

The main stage was full until dawn, and Burak Jeter brought the audience to the boil with the megapopular song Tuseday while in the final scene, the young British hitmaker was on stage, Jakens Jones

Sponsor of the first sunny air of this weekend at Dens aerial was not at all the electronic genius Maceo Plex, who showed last night a historical story. a set of three hours, which before Areni has more amo Lawrence Garnier, Jeff Mills, Sven Fet and of course Solomun and Dixon.

The perfect intro for his ensemble was provided by Berlin's hero Rodhad, as well as electronic music icon Karl Craig, and Marko Nastić, Filip Xavi and Vladimir Aćić. Binu was directed last night by a respectable New York band "Banker" where Mike Servito, Tin Man, Erik Klotija, Erika, Bryan Kasenich and Patrik Russel, as well as our internationally renowned composer Svetlana Maraš, played .