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It's as if we were around the world": the concert "Belarus Multinational" was held in Krupsky. In the Krupsky Regional Cultural Center, representatives of different diasporas organized a bright celebration of friendship between peoples. This year the project turned 10 years old - during this time he visited Nesvizh, Volozhin, Molodcheno, Dzerzhinsk, Panipol and the Grodno region. Polish, Korean, Armenian, Georgian, Kazakh and Gypsy tunes were heard on stage. The concert was opened by the group "Pshyatele" (translated as "friends"), and the evening was closed by "the baron of our stage" Alexander Pilatsky from the ensemble "Chargenuri" - the audience stood up. "I came only to listen, but I left as if I were on a trip around the world," admitted Krupchenko Tatyana Konstantinovna. Read more on the website.

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It's as if we were around the world": the concert "Belarus Multinational" was held in Krupsky. In the Krupsky Regional Cultural Center, representatives of different diasporas organized a bright celebration of friendship between peoples. This year the project turned 10 years old - during this time he visited Nesvizh, Volozhin, Molodcheno, Dzerzhinsk, Panipol and the Grodno region. Polish, Korean, Armenian, Georgian, Kazakh and Gypsy tunes were heard on stage. The concert was opened by the group "Pshyatele" (translated as "friends"), and the evening was closed by "the baron of our stage" Alexander Pilatsky from the ensemble "Chargenuri" - the audience stood up. "I came only to listen, but I left as if I were on a trip around the world," admitted Krupchenko Tatyana Konstantinovna. Read more on the website.

It's as if we were around the world": the concert "Belarus Multinational" was held in Krupsky. In the Krupsky Regional Cultural Center, representatives of different diasporas organized a bright celebration of friendship between peoples. This year the project turned 10 years old - during this time he visited Nesvizh, Volozhin, Molodcheno, Dzerzhinsk, Panipol and the Grodno region. Polish, Korean, Armenian, Georgian, Kazakh and Gypsy tunes were heard on stage. The concert was opened by the group "Pshyatele" (translated as "friends"), and the evening was closed by "the baron of our stage" Alexander Pilatsky from the ensemble "Chargenuri" - the audience stood up. "I came only to listen, but I left as if I were on a trip around the world," admitted Krupchenko Tatyana Konstantinovna. Read more on the website.

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