Back Home by Ivo Dimchev / Official video/

text , music by Ivo Dimchev
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I know one day I'll see you again and I'll hold you so tide, it will hurt
I know one day I'll touch you again I'll hold you so tied it will hurt.
But I also know that this day,
this beautiful day, this wonderful day
will never, never, never, never come.
this day will never, never, never, never come.
this great day will never come
and i'm fine, fine, fine. /2/
when I need you close to me dear
I write another love song
with all the love you gave to me dear this song becomes my home.
this song becomes my home.
direction- Ivo Dimchev
camera- Anice Jee,
editing- Ivo Dimchev,
camera assistance - Andrew Fremont-Smith,
music production Gueorgui Linev (Kan Wakan)
strings- Vladimir Djambazov
produced by Ivo Dimchev / Humarts foundation. 2017
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Ivo Dimchev is a choreographer and performer from Bulgaria, known internationally for his provocative and often controversial works of performance art. His work is an extreme and colorful mixture of performance art, dance, theatre, music, drawings, and photography.
Dimchev is an author of more than 30 performances. He has received numerous international awards for dance and theatre and has presented his work across Europe, South America, and North America. He is well knows for his collaboration with the famous Austrian sculpture artist Franz West, with the sculptures of whom Ivo has created 2 stage productions presented in prestigious European Festivals. Ivo Dimchev is knows also as visual artist and very often along his performances and concerts festivals organise his exhibitions of paintings, photography and sculptures.
Ivo Dimchev has presented his work in London, Moscow, Berlin, Frankfurt, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Paris, Brussels, Athens, Roma, Warsaw, Budapest, Oslo, Helsinki, Seul, Miami, Belgrade, Madrid, Barcelona, Istanbul, Montreal and many others.
"Animalistic one moment, delicate the next, he meshes darkness and lightness with verbal and physical dexterity."
-New York Times
"His beautiful singing sounds like a voice on an old record: poignantly far away."
-Financial Times
"His enormous musicality and remarkable vocal gift are part of all of his productions"
-CounterPulse
www.ivodimchev.com
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