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[[Čompe]] was established in [[established::1994]]. The word ''čompe'' means "potatoes" in a dialect of the Northwestern valley of Trenta. The group's busking music probes street language as well as Slovene modern poetry (including several poems written by [[Dane Zajc]], [[Milan Jesih]], Edvard Kocbek, and Andrej Rozman-Roza), and reflects irony as well as ''joie de vivre'', music virtuosity, and dilettantism with zeal and humour.  
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[[Čompe]] was established in [[established::1994]]. The word ''čompe'' means "potatoes" in a dialect of the Northwestern valley of Trenta. The group's busking music probes street language as well as Slovene modern poetry (including several poems written by [[Dane Zajc]], [[Milan Jesih]], [[Edvard Kocbek]], and [[Andrej Rozman-Roza]]), and reflects irony as well as ''joie de vivre'', music virtuosity, and dilettantism with zeal and humour. Čompe are [[Breda Krumpak]] (saxophone), [[Silvo Zupančič]] (guitar), [[Neža Zinaić]] (violin), [[Žiga Saksida]] (saxophone), [[Marjan Stanič]] (percussion), and [[Janez Škof]] (accordion, vocals). Their first album ''Čompe'' was released by [[Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House|Sanje Publishing House]] in 1995.
Čompe are [[Breda Krumpak]] (saxophone), [[Silvo Zupančič]] (guitar), [[Neža Zinaić]] (violin), [[Žiga Saksida]] (saxophone), [[Marjan Stanič]] (percussion), and [[Janez Škof]] (accordion, vocals).
 
Their first album ''Čompe'' was released by [[Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House|Sanje Publishing House]] in 1995.
 
 
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Čompe was established in 1994. The word čompe means "potatoes" in a dialect of the Northwestern valley of Trenta. The group's busking music probes street language as well as Slovene modern poetry (including several poems written by Dane Zajc, Milan Jesih, Edvard Kocbek, and Andrej Rozman-Roza), and reflects irony as well as joie de vivre, music virtuosity, and dilettantism with zeal and humour. Čompe are Breda Krumpak (saxophone), Silvo Zupančič (guitar), Neža Zinaić (violin), Žiga Saksida (saxophone), Marjan Stanič (percussion), and Janez Škof (accordion, vocals). Their first album Čompe was released by Sanje Publishing House in 1995.


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