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===Arts and Literature=== | ===Arts and Literature=== | ||
[[Music in Urcea|Urcean music]] has been one of the most popular kinds of music in Volonia, a trend that began since the 1990s, with many local artists adapting the music for a Volonian audience. During the same period, there was also a boom in literature and {{wp|telenovelas}} inspired by those respectively found in Cartadania and Pelaxia. Asides from these influences, Volonian art primarily contains influences from both Caphiria and Chrobonsk as well as the Slavic tribes from which the Volonians descend from. In short, Volonian art is, much like most of its culture, the result of centuries of outside influences put upon a Slavic group all because of its centralized location within mainland Sarpedon. | |||
===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||
Interest in sports, at least in competing on an international level, is a relatively new phenomenon in Volonia, with many Volonian national sports leagues having been established in the mid-1990s. Among the most popular of sports, nothing gets a high amount of viewership whether live or through television and radio than {{wp|association football}}, of which Volonia has regularly participated in the [[WAFF World Cup]] since the rise of Volonian sports leagues. Although the Volonian team was unable to participate in the [[2034 WAFF World Cup]] due to them having lost their star player [[Ion Groza]] in 2033 after Groza badly sprained his ankle and was forced by doctors to abstain from sports for the next three years while they try to fix his ankle. As of January of 2035, Groza is currently undergoing physical therapy for his bad ankle. | |||
===Symbols=== | ===Symbols=== | ||