When Majka began singing “Once upon a time, Kinga met a Viking…”, all the young concertgoers stood up to sing the chorus along with the star. – And I prefer my mum! – was shouted at the top of everyone’s voice, and the dancing began.
Majka Jeżowska began with her biggest hits: “All the Children Are Ours”, “Colourful Children” and “Whoever Calls Names”.
You call Baśka a “scruff”
You call Kaśka a “cry-baby”
Something silly has attacked you
Did you eat a poisonous pound cake?
Majka Jeżowska not only sang, but also handed out gifts. Playing with children is the artist’s element. During the concert, she watched the most active children—those who knew the song lyrics, danced especially rhythmically and had the most fun. She held short quizzes. There was a question about Agnieszka Osiecka, who wrote the lyrics to “And I Prefer My Mum”, and about Jan Borysewicz of Lady Pank, who played for Majka. The children answered brilliantly. As prizes, they received photos and posters of Majka Jeżowska. After the concert, the star signed all the gifts.
During the concert, Majka Jeżowska also organised a mini dance competition for the classes attending. The participants had to perform a choreographed routine, imitating what their teacher showed them. Majka chose those who were the most original and also the most well-coordinated team. The prizes were Majka Jeżowska CDs featuring her greatest hits, new songs and music videos.
One of the last songs was the famous “The Most Beautiful Girl in the Class”, a former hit from Marek Niedźwiecki’s chart on radio station “Trójka”. Majka gave beautiful concerts in Bolesławiec—ones that will not be forgotten.
(information: Grażyna Hanaf)