District Dugopolje was founded in January 1997. It includes villages Dugopolje Koprivno, Kotlenice and Lisku. Dugopolje is located in the southeastern part of the Dalmatian hinterland, on the border of historic and ancient Poljica and Klis. Situated nearby large settlements of the Split, hinterland Dugopolje was as connected with these places as receptive to impacts from these regions. Moreover, its closeness to Split, so to speak a large city centre, opened the rural base for influences of a later urban culture. So they created a traditional culture of the Dugopolje, which is in many ways typical fot the Mid- Dalmatian hinterland. It should be noted that traditional culture of the Dugopolje has many features that are derived from a combination of the Adriatic and the hinterland region. Various elements and trends resulted in the creation of local variety of traditional culture, as part of a varied and rich heritage of Croatian countryside. One of the symbols of Dugopolje is rera which is often sung at many parties especially on the party of the patron Dugopolje, Saint Michael. Legends, especially stories about fairies are still interesting all the generations of my village. The most famous legend of fairies is "Vile striljaju momke i divojke na Miholjdan u Dugopolju" which was, together with other songs about fairies and heroic, and many other songs collected and published by don Ivan Čulin in his collection of folk songs, which he called "S junacima i vilama - sa zimskih sila“. This song is special because it mentions the division Dugopolje into three parts. One of them is called Rama which is associated with settling people from Rama 1687. They bruought picture of Miraculous Lady. It is a historical legend. Picture of Miraculous Lady was also in Dugopolje. This histrorical legend is confirmed by surnames from Dugopolje, Malbaša, Ramljak and Vučković. Their ancestors came to this area in the great migration who led legendary fra Pavao Vučković. In my village also lives legend of the nightmares who have plagued the young men . Despite increasing urbanization, my villagge still preserved in the primeval traditions and customs that are passed down from generation to generation and that will always live in the hearts of all people from Dugopolje.