This happened at the Vladimir Mulyavin memorial concert on January 12.
Look how the Philharmonic Hall in Minsk stood up in a single impulse during the performance of Yanka Kupala's 'Prayer'.
Yanka Kupala wrote this poem back in 1906. Mulyavin's song is perceived as a prayer for Belarus and Belarusians.
I pray to the sky, the earth, and the expanse,
I pray to the mighty God-of-the-universe,
In every circumstance, at every time
For the native people of Belarus.
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Лукашенко ненавидит Беларусь и Беларусов !
Он молится за русских и Россию, в крайнем случае за тех же россиян, вместо беларусов.....!