On Saturday, Grzegorz Hyży & Band, founded and led by the finalist of the third edition of “X Factor,” performed for the Bolesławiec audience. He sang both his own songs and a track whose riff is well known to football fans around the world: “Seven Nation Army” by the sadly missed The White Stripes.

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Sponsorzy Bolesławieckiego Święta Ceramiki 2016
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The star of Sunday evening will be the Belgian singer known for dance remakes of Mylène Farmer’s songs – Kate Ryan. The Belgian vocalist’s best-known songs include “Désenchantée,” “Libertine” and “Ella, Elle l'a.”