Evening concert and book reading event in Sofia

The video opens with a view of a stage at dusk. Two performers are visible on stage, one in white and one in red, with bright stage lights and smoke. A crowd of people is gathered in front of the stage, many with their hands raised. As the video progresses, the scene transitions to a wider shot of the crowd and the surrounding buildings, which are illuminated with string lights. The sky is dark, with a few hints of pink and orange from the sunset. The camera then pans to a different section of the crowd, showing more people interacting and enjoying the event. The video ends with a close-up of a woman's face as she looks towards the camera.

The image shows a close-up of a page from a book. At the top, centered, is the text "ВСЕКИ МИГ Е ВЕЧНОСТ" followed by the number "51". Below this, a horizontal line separates the header from the main text. The main text is in Cyrillic script and reads: "Любовта е учителка, но трябва човек да умее да я придобие, защото тя мъчно се при- добива, скъпо се купува, с дълъг труд и след много време, защото трябва да обичаме не само за случаен миг, а завинаги." Below the main text, to the right, is the name "Братя Карамазови", which translates to "The Brothers Karamazov". At the bottom center of the page, there is a small, star-like symbol. The background of the image is a blurred, reflective surface that appears to be a table or desk. The lighting suggests the book is open indoors, likely on a surface illuminated by ambient light. There are no people visible in the image. The text is a quote, likely from the novel "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The image does not contain any information or visual cues that would allow for its location to be identified in Sofia, Bulgaria, or any other specific geographical location.

The image displays a page from a book with text in Bulgarian. The text includes a heading "ВСЕКИ МИГ Е ВЕЧНОСТ" (Every Moment is Eternity) followed by the number "17". Below this, there is a paragraph that reads: "Всичко зависи от това в каква обстановка и в каква среда е човекът. Средата е всичко, а самият човек е нищо." (Everything depends on what situation and in what environment a person is. The environment is everything, and the person himself is nothing.) At the bottom right, there is a phrase "Престъпление и наказание" (Crime and Punishment), likely the title of a work. The page also features a decorative star symbol at the bottom. There are no people or any indication of a specific location in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The image shows a page of a book. The text is in Bulgarian. The first line of text visible reads "Във всяко нещо има граница, която е опас-". This translates to "In everything there is a boundary, which is danger-". The following line reads "но да се престъпва; защото, престъпиш ли я". This translates to "but to cross; because, if you cross it". The third line reads "веднъж, невъзможно е да се върнеш назад.". This translates to "once, it is impossible to return.". Below this, a smaller text reads "Престъпление и наказание". This translates to "Crime and Punishment". In the upper right corner, the word "Бесове" is visible, which translates to "Demons". The image does not provide any information about the location in Sofia, Bulgaria.