вторник, 10 март 2026

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Вевчани 2026: кога маската ја кажува вистината (ФОТОГАЛЕРИЈА)

Маскенбалот во Вевчани 2026 уште еднаш покажа дека сатирата таму не е украс, туку оружје. Под маските, Вевчанци без страв ги разголуваат апсурдите на светот, мешајќи смеа, бунт и вековна традиција. Тоа не е само празник, туку жива хроника на годината што помина – кажана погласно од сè што смееле да кажат без маска. Вевчани и овој пат докажа дека духот не се цензурира.
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Роберт Атанасовски
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
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Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP
Disguised revelers take part in a carnival procession through south-western Macedonia’s village of Vevcani, on January 13, 2026. The Vevcani carnival is 1.400 years old and is held every year on the eve of the feast of Saint Basil ( January 14), which also marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Julian calendar, observed by the Macedonian Orthodox Church. Robert ATANASOVSKI / AFP

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