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Named after the legendary Georgian outlaws (or "Robin Hood" figures) Khareba and Gogia , who are folk heroes known for their resistance against oppression, this ensemble specializes in traditional and urban folk music.

: Typically features the acoustic guitar or the panduri (a traditional Georgian three-stringed lute).

Watch the ensemble Khareba & Gogia perform live to experience their unique vocal harmonies and traditional style: Khareba & Gogia 2020 Ivane Goliadze YouTube• Nov 24, 2020 Khareba da Gogia (1987) - IMDb

"Simgera Megobrobaze" (Song About Friendship) by the Georgian ensemble is a quintessential example of modern Georgian polyphonic singing that celebrates the deep cultural value of friendship. 📜 Cultural Context and Meaning

: It utilizes the rich, layered harmonies that Georgian music is famous for—traditionally recognized as some of the earliest polyphony in the Christian world.

"Simgera Megobrobaze" is characterized by its emotional resonance and accessible melody: