With the advent of writing in 1957, the ethnocultural development of the Gagauz began. This process was also reflected in the materials of the regional press, in particular, the local newspaper of the Comrat region. As a rule, newspaper articles of that time contain information about amateur art shows, about various concerts of musical groups from different villages of the region, timed to coincide with holidays and significant dates. It is noteworthy that even at that time such phrases as the Gagauz folk/national song, the Gagauz folk/national dance appeared for the first time in the journalistic vocabulary, which indicates a signal of the ethnic identity of the Gagauz. In addition, the frequent mention of such a folk dance as “Kadınca” also specifies that this dance acts as one of the ethnocultural markers. Since the end of the 90s, the pages of Vesti Gagauzii continue to include materials on the musical culture of the Gagauz. Unlike in the Soviet period, the authors of the articles present extensive reports on the work of professional performers known in the region. Thus, several issues of the newspaper publish articles on the creative activity of the opera singer, soloist of the Ankara Opera House Stepan Kurudimov. It should be noted that these materials are submitted in two languages – Gagauz and Russian. Two articles are devoted to the opera singers Galina Vlad and Marina Radish. Other materials tell about Mikhail Koltsa, Dmitry Gagauz – composers of Gagauz origin. As part of the reports on the holding of the annual Hederlez festival, the performance of such groups as “Düz-ava”, “Kadınca”, etc. is mentioned.