From one of the leading dance houses in Hungary straight to Dubai, Kerekes will be performing ethno-funk folk music from Moldova. Their sound is based on traditional Hungarian music, re-interpreted with elements of jazz, funk and Balkan music. 

Kerekes Band

A musical treat from a well-known Hungarian group, their aim is to perform folk music from Moldova based on authenticity, but with influences from jazz, funk and Balkan music. Call it "ethno-funk."

The Kerekes Band 

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There are more than 1,400 thermal springs in Hungary, in which Hungarians have soaked for health and relaxation for centuries. The Hungary Pavilion celebrates this rich tradition of thermal bathing with a deep dive into the country’s naturally steaming waters. Follow the glowing blue path to tour the hot springs’ geothermal origins, from the mystical cave bath at Miskolctapolca to the grand spas of Budapest. At the end of your journey, relax and reflect in the pavilion’s meditative inner dome, or take a sip of Hungary’s mineral and thermal waters at the Aqua Bar.

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Experience an interactive journey on the theme of water without the use of water.

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Meditative inner dome offering a moment of relaxation

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Immersive tour of Hungary’s thermal waters and bathing culture

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The Hungary pavilion is a wide, gently curved concrete cylinder featuring long, vertical planks of exposed wood. Approached from the front, two thick square columns of intricately woven wood frame the entryway and rise above the main building’s domed roof. The entrance plaza features a miniature forest of smart trees, built of the same wood and featuring digital screens and umbrella-like white roofs. In step with the organic design philosophy, these trees blend in seamlessly with the pavilion’s minimalist gardens.

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Hungary Pavilion 

Join us in celebrating Hungary's National Day at Expo 2020

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Hungary National Day

Meet the seven members of the unique Acapella Ensemble, who don't use an instrument between them. Watch them present their interactive international repertoire in Hungarian, Italian, German, English and Chinese in their form of ‘musical stand-up’.

Vivat Bacchus Acapella Ensemble

This unique Acapella Ensemble present their interactive international repertoire, without using an instrument between them!

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With a striking design inspired by fossilised sand dunes, Jubilee Stage is an open-air festival stage. Located in Jubilee Park, it hosts performances and large concerts.

Kerekes Band

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