Rehearsals, interviews, preparations – the Opole Festival is a huge event, and at the backstage, there is a mess (but an artistic kind of mess) 😉 Who would feel better over there than full of energy, always ready for the…
The 51st KFPP in Opole has come to an end and, according to the plan, there was a Jubilee Gala at the end of it entitled: “25 years! Freedom – I love and understand!”. Just after midnight, we had the…
The preparations for the approaching Festival are in full swing. This year, a record number of 60 stars will perform on the stage of the Amphitheater, so it’s not surprising that the rehearsals continue until late evening hours. Yesterday, Michał…
The Festival stage in Opole was all bright red when Szpak presented the expressive interpretation of Czesław Niemen’s song “Płonie Stodoła” in 2012. This year, during the 51st edition of the National Festival of Polish Songs, Michał returns to the…
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According to Michał’s management, the outfit which the artist was wearing during the Festival in Opole was designed and made by Farmerownia (www.farmerownia.pl) . This is a team from Prudnik specialised in leather crafts. And what did Michał say about…
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http://www.malopolskie.tv/artykuly/_michal_szpak_prawdziwa_gwiazda_na_49_k_f_p_p_opole_2012-2166.html Any doubts regarding a performance of Michał Szpak of a song “Płonąca stodoła” from the repertoire of Czesław Niemen have disappeared during a rehearsal before a concert ‘’Szalone lata 60-te!’’ (Crazy 1960s’), which was presented during this year’s festival…
http://www.mmopole.pl/artykul/szpak-i-jego-plonaca-stodola Michał Szpak faced Niemen again. Did he manage? I’ve decided to ask people from the audience in Opole. Related Images:
We had been waiting for yesterday evening for a long time – we had great hope, the emotions were huge, the tension reached its zenith. Today, with no doubt, we can talk about a real success. Michał kept his promise…
Did we see a flicker of the 1960’s revolutionaries on the Opole stage? The three obvious ones would be: Kamil Bednarek, Michał Szpak and Ania Rusowicz. Michał’s statement about the 1960s and the Festival itself: http://www.radio.opole.pl/2012/czerwiec/kultura-i-rozrywka/49-kfpp-szalone-lata-60.html Related Images:
http://www.nto.pl/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=%2F20120601%2FFESTIWAL%2F120609938 The outfit in which he performs at the festival is his original idea and takes half an hour to put on. Related Images:
