Thousands of people shouted "Russia goodbye, Glory to Ukraine!": Verka Serduchka staged a powerful show in Amsterdam. Photo and video

On November 16, the Dutch capital Amsterdam hosted the annual Eurovision Song Contest Het Grote Songfestivalfeest. The largest concert arena Ziggo Dome was rocked by Ukrainian favorite Verka Serduchka. The star, who is embodied on stage by musician and impersonator Andriy Danylko, performed the Eurovision hit Dancing Lasha Tumbai, as expected. However, it was the first time the Euro fans heard it in a new form. Now Serdyuchka sings exclusively "Russia goodbye!"

The Ukrainian artist has always made the audience go wild. This performance was no exception. Despite hearing the changed lyrics of the famous song for the first time, the crowd confidently chanted "Russia goodbye!". Footage from the show was posted on Serdyuchka's Instagram page.

Moreover, the fiery Verka did not shouting, "Ukraine is cool, Ukraine will win," as well as the world-famous words "Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!" The audience in the hall responded to the celebrity's shouts.

Special attention should also be paid to Serdyuchka's "mother": she came on stage wearing a T-shirt with the inscription "F**k the war" and waved a blue and yellow flag during the performance.

"As soon as VERKA SERDUCHKA sang the cherished words 'Russia goodbye!', the audience began to sing along loudly. Overall, the performance was enchanting: Serdyuchka chanted 'Ukraine is cool, Ukraine will win,' her shoes flew into the audience, and her 'mother' danced with the Ukrainian flag, charging everyone with her energy. Judging by the reaction, the audience liked the upgrade of the hit even more than the original," the artist's page says.

This year's lineup included the most famous Eurovision stars, including Conchita Wurst, Käärij, ALIKA, Johnny Logan, KEiiNO, Cornelia Jacobs, Ruth Jacott, Bobbysocks, and our Ruslana.

"The VERKA SERIDUCHKA team was touched by the support of the participants and organizers of Het Grote Songfestivalfeest. Behind the scenes, everyone from musicians to sound engineers and lighting designers came up to say warm words about Ukraine and express their faith in our victory," the message on the page of the favorite of millions says.

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