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Tonika
Tonika (Bulgarian: Тоника) is a Bulgarian Pop Music group similar in style to the Italian group, Ricchi e Poveri.
==History==
Tonika was first formed in Burgas in 1969 by a graduate of Bulgaria's National Music Academy, Stefan Diomov. Tonika grew in national recognition and was part of the 1974 New Year’s celebration〔http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd-p6KoH2eU (Dead Link)〕 on Bulgarian National Television. In 1975, the group moved to Sofia and released their debut LP on the Balkan-ton label, which was the national record label for Bulgaria. In both 1976 and 1977, Tonika won the Bulgarian national music award Zlatniyat Orfey (Bulgarian: Златният Орфей), or Golden Orpheus, which further confirmed their status as pop stars. In 1978, Tonika released their second LP, which featured many of the best studio musicians in Bulgaria. Tonika won many awards during the yearly music festival in Aytos for over two decades, particularly in the 1970s. Music has always been very important in the culture of this former Iron Curtain republic and Tonika still has a considerable following today.〔http://www.tonikafamily.online.bg (Dead Link)〕 Tonika performed more than 200 concerts per year in the 1970s in addition to their TV appearances, recordings, and rehearsals. Tonika is also known as Tonica, Tonica SV, Domino, and Familia Tonica (Tonika Family).
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