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As part of their cultural mission to the Republic of Azerbaijan, members of the "Galkynysh" National Equestrian Games group held a meeting with the renowned singer and businessman Emin Agalarov. The event took place during the creative visit of the Turkmen delegation to the city of Baku.
During the dialogue, Emin Agalarov was briefed on the specific conditions of maintenance and training of the Akhal-Teke horses. The singer was also presented with highlights from the group’s world-renowned performances, which have earned prestigious accolades on various international platforms.
Expressing his profound admiration for the unparalleled skills of the Turkmen riders and the aesthetic elegance of the "heavenly horses," Emin Agalarov emphasized the significance of preserving such a unique cultural heritage. He noted that the artistry displayed by the troupe represents a high level of professional excellence.
The "Galkynysh" group, alongside representatives from the State Circus of Turkmenistan and the Gerogly State Equestrian Circus, previously showcased a vibrant program at Baku's Circus Sea Breeze. The performances featured a blend of traditional equestrian stunts, high-level acrobatics, and various circus genres, captivating the local audience.
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