Zotora (NOR)

Zotora is a renowned didgeridoo player, recognized as one of Europe's pioneers in this unique art form. His deep connection with the didgeridoo began during a transformative five-year stay in the Australian outback in the late 80s. Since then, he has returned to Australia on numerous occasions, continuously seeking fresh inspiration. While grounded in the traditions of the indigenous people, Zotora has developed his own distinctive style of playing. With a profound reverence for this instrument's origins, he skillfully guides listeners back to their original nature.

Zotora released two tapes, "Bum Maya Mul" (1992) and "Dream Time" (1992), which garnered impressive sales, exceeding 40,000 copies. He has released three music CDs: "Ninji-Ninji" (1994), "Emigrate" (1998), and "Zotora Naked Didgeridoo: Breath in the Mausoleum" (2018). Additionally, he actively participates in several esteemed music associations, including Tono, FONO, Gramart, and Samspill International Music Network.

Zotora has delivered numerous performances in collaboration with renowned musicians and dancers. Both as a solo artist and within various ensembles, he has performed in concert halls, conferences, private events, and festivals across the world, captivating diverse audiences. His unwavering passion lies in the didgeridoo's enchanting power to touch and inspire people from all walks of life.