nakupenda——

nakupenda——

wewe——

tuna tuka wewe…”

In that song, people could clearly hear that Han Sen's powerful roar contained anger towards the war, distress for the children, and a fervent call for peace.

What moves people even more is the second half of the song.

With the increasingly fierce rhythm changes and two loud roars, at the end, Han Sen's tearing roar seemed to pierce the sky.

It seems that I want the whole world, including the provocateurs and victims of the war, to hear how much the world needs peace at this moment.

"I call out to the world..."

In the video, Han Sen called again and again, roaring heartily, with the children's hope and helplessness, begging for peace from the sky, and calling for peace to the world.

At the end, when the urgent and angry call slowly came out, leaving only the hoarse and helpless singing voice of a child, everyone could hear that in the quiet world, a child seemed to be crying, and again Like a cry for help: "amani——

nakupenda——

nakupenda——

wewe——

tuna tuka wewe…”

…

Hansen's concert lasted for more than two hours. When it was about to end, the Warsaw police finally could not resist the public opinion from the outside and the pressure from international parties, and dispatched professional special personnel to the square outside the stadium. In the end, they even used emergency police They used tear gas and other expulsion weapons to disperse a crowd of several thousand people.

When the concert ended, the sky filled with fireworks rushed into the night. At this moment, the world became infinitely brighter.
Chapter completed!