Lineup
Fanfara Complexa, Xabi Aburruzaga Trio, Branko Džinović, Almir Mešković & Daniel Lazar
About
Todo Mundo Festival – 14th Edition! 24–25 September 2026 | Karmakoma | 4 concerts | 6 countries As part of its regular September programme, the Ring Ring Association is presenting the 14th edition of the Todo Mundo Festival, bringing four outstanding world music acts and musicians from six countries to Club Karmakoma in Belgrade on 24 and 25 September. Four concerts, six countries and one common thread – the accordion. This year, it will appear in a variety of musical traditions and styles, from Hungarian and Spanish music to tango and the bandoneon, and contemporary Balkan sounds. First Night – Hungary and Spain For years, Hungary’s world music scene has been one of the most exciting in Europe. The first festival night will open with Fanfara Complex, a large ensemble whose musical inspiration comes not only from Hungary and Transylvania, but also from Balkan traditions. Although the band’s name might suggest a typical brass ensemble, Fanfara Complex offers much more – alongside brass instruments, the line-up features accordion and cimbalom. Their music is energetic, playful and made for dancing. This will be Fanfara Complex’s debut performance in Belgrade. The same evening, Xabi Aburruzaga Trio from the Basque Country, Spain, will make their Serbian debut. The band’s leader, Xabi Aburruzaga, is one of the best-known contemporary performers on the trikitixa, the traditional Basque diatonic accordion. Together with his trio, he will introduce audiences to the vibrant and distinctive musical tradition of the Basque Country. Second Night – Tango and the Balkans The second festival night will open with renowned Serbian accordionist Branko Džinović. This time, however, he will not be playing the accordion, but the bandoneon. The programme is, naturally – tango. The festival will close with Almir Mešković and Daniel Lazar, a Balkan duo who met while studying in Norway and have been building a successful international career for almost a decade. They have performed on three continents, captivating audiences everywhere with their virtuosic, energetic and expressive musicianship. This will be their first concert in Belgrade in seven years. Both evenings begin at 8 PM and will take place at Club Karmakoma, Belgrade. Tickets are available via the tickets website and at its points of sale. The festival is supported by: Embassy of Spain in Belgrade, Collegium Hungaricum, PICE – Programme for the Internationalization of Spanish Culture, Music Norway, Kulturrådet, Fond for utøvende kunstnere, and the UPBEAT Platform.