Nadjiyé Bututchi is the only woman participating in sofrat, a tradition of men singing rounds to instrumental accompaniment, mainly lutes, and still widely practiced in Kosovo. Sofrat is part of family celebrations where men gather in homes, in an “oda” room, with a unique and friendly ambience. The art is both poetry and song, an oral tradition passed on from generation to generation, and constantly developing according to the circumstances, including, for example, references to recent political events. The love of the homeland and allusions to key events in history come together, singing odes to the sound of the çifteli, singing verses by great poets, as well as love songs and lyrics praising the beauty of nature.