The artist was delighted by the Bolesławiec audience, who gave her a standing ovation. “Don’t stand up anymore, or my heart will burst,” said Ewa Bem, as the audience once again thanked her with thunderous applause.
Ewa Bem was accompanied by outstanding musicians: Andrzej Jagodziński on piano, Robert Majewski on trumpet and flugelhorn, Adam Cegielski on double bass, and Czesław “Mały” Bartkowski on drums.
During the exceptionally atmospheric concert, a wonderful rapport quickly developed between the artist and the audience. The audience eagerly joined in the fun and performed selected songs together with her. The vocalist presented a varied repertoire. In addition to her greatest hits, “Serce to jest muzyk,” “Wyszłam za mąż zaraz wracam” and “Żyj kolorowo,” she performed songs by other Polish artists, including “Gdy Cię nie widzę,” “Jak to dziewczyna,” “Ktoś mnie pokochał,” “Podaruj mi trochę słońca,” as well as the French song “Por favor.” Ewa Bem said goodbye to the audience with two encores and, at the audience’s special request, sang the famous “Pomidory” a cappella.
