The third day of the Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival is behind us. As usual, it began with the parade of the Glinoludy. People covered in clay and dressed in attractive costumes walked through the city centre. The acrobats made a great impression on the spectators. This year, there were many children and young people among the Glinoludy.
In the evening, Otava Yo, a folk band from Saint Petersburg, Russia, performed on the main stage. Their concert was particularly popular with the older part of the audience. Enej then took the stage, having won the first edition of the “Must be the music. Tylko muzyka” programme. The group performed its best-known songs. The explosive blend of rock, folk and reggae captivated the Bolesławiec audience.
Music lovers were treated to a performance by “La Scala”, held on the steps of the town hall. During the show, the audience could hear the most beautiful arias and duets from operettas and musicals.
The star of the evening was the legendary T. Love. The band played its greatest hits as well as Bob Marley's “No Woman No Cry”. The audience's attention was drawn above all to the group's leader – Muniek Staszczyk, one of the most charismatic vocalists on the Polish music scene.
Unfortunately, several minor incidents occurred during T. Love's concert, and security had to intervene. The band behaved very elegantly and briefly interrupted the performance. Muniek Staszczyk asked everyone to remain calm, people at the front began chanting “we're sorry”, and security escorted two people behind the stage. The group then started the interrupted song once again.
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