Often credited with modern arrangements are Kiril Stefanov and Boris Kalaydjiev . Themes and Lyrics
Tatiana Sarbinska grew up in the village of Rila near the Pirin Mountains and composed the song while working as a lead singer for the world-renowned Pirin Ensemble . katerino_mome_katerino_mome
A popular version of the dance was introduced to international audiences by Ventzi Sotirov , a former lead dancer of the Pirin Ensemble, who paired Sarbinska's song with traditional "Arap" footwork. Often credited with modern arrangements are Kiril Stefanov
The song is frequently paired with a specific line dance in a 2/4 meter. katerino_mome_katerino_mome
It is performed in an open circle or line, usually with hands joined in a "W-position". Notable Versions