Which Balkan language is the most melodic?

[mysticism]

So armani....who's more melodic....the people have spoken

[bimo]

to be honest i like all the south slavic language both serb and bulgarian , only slovenian sound a bit boring

[kosovogirl]

For me it is Greek and Albanian. But I voted for Albanian.

[bella1407]

Bulgarian!

[Nurr]

So many stupid answers i read hereAs long as in the mountainous Balkans main concepts are suffering, misery and poverty,major sport to be inserted survival rather than the art of living, so long will they (the people) to deal with such ass nonsense.Languages ​​which share similarities belong to five different branches of Indo-European languages​​:

Albanian
Greek
Indo-Iranian languages ​​(Romani)
Romance languages ​​(Romanian, cincarski language Megleno-Vlach and wear-Romance language)
Slavic languages ​​(Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian languages ​​- especially Torlački dialect)However, not all languages ​​are equal number of common features. Thus were divided into three groups:Albanian, Romanian, Macedonian and Bulgarian are the most common features
Serbian (particularly its southern and eastern dialects) and Greek shared with other smaller number of features.The Roman Empire controlled the Balkans, and it is possible that the local dialects of Latin left a mark on all the languages ​​of the Balkans, which resulted in the Slovene language newcomers

[Nurr]

every language is beautiful in the Balkans..

[Permafrost]

The Roman Empire controlled the Balkans, and it is possible that the local dialects of Latin left a mark on all the languages ​​of the Balkans, which resulted in the Slovene language newcomers

I'm sorry, what do you mean with 'Slovene language newcomers'?