“Code of adzinstvo”: a large festive concert unfolded on Minsk Station Square
The festive concert “The Code of Adzinism of Belarus: Hell of Exodus” dedicated to the Day of National Unity, unfolded ...

The festive concert “The Code of Adzinism of Belarus: Hell of Exodus” timed to the Day of National Unity, unfolded at the railway station “Minsk-Passenger” on September 17, reports the correspondent of the agency “Minsk-Novosti”.
The scene on the Station Square became a point of attraction for hundreds of Minsk residents and guests of the capital.
- The whole city and all the youth celebrate, congratulate passers-by and all who share this important date. The main message of the Day of National Unity is the unity of people for the sake of the future of Belarus, the development, creation and preservation of peace in our land, said Alexey Pikus, First Secretary of the Minsk City Committee of the BRSM. The evening program is a four-hour open concert for everyone.


- More than 15 artists and creative teams presented their numbers to the audience. These are students of the capital’s colleges, universities, teachers, as well as working youth of industrial giants and organizations of the city, including enterprises INTEGRAL, Keramin and housing and communal services, said the second secretary of the October district committee of BRSM NGO Daria Popko.



The program was divided into five thematic semantic blocks reflecting the cultural and historical code of the country: “KaranyoК Code”, “Radzima Code”, “History Code”, “Molaji Code” and “Adzinism Code”.
- September 17th is a special day for me. I wanted to show how rich our culture and traditions are. They unite all the inhabitants of Belarus, and our strength lies in the memory of the past and the creation of a common peaceful future, said Kristina Pushkina, a student of BSUKI, who sang the song “Vasilkovaya Sky”.
- There are wonderful words in my song: "We walk under the same sun." The point is that the light is really one for all, we are one big family and one people. This composition just reminds us how important it is to stick together, said BSUKI student Anastasia Dmitrachkova, who gave the audience the composition “Light Adzin on Sikh”.
Also for guests organized an interactive area with free aquagrim, where you can apply national and festive symbols.


For reference
The organizers were the Minsk City Committee of the NGO “BRSM” together with the district committees of the Youth Union.
Photo by Elizabeth Davidovskaya



