Open’er, our beloved music festival, decided to do something truly brave this year. No, it's not about inviting a squad playing recycled instruments, although that would be interesting. The organizers had the thought that nothing could heat up the atmosphere like... political debates. Yes, you hear right, Let’s Talk! So let's talk about politics, or maybe, let's talk about how to stay awake with guitar sounds.
For 3 festival days, in a specially prepared tent, there will be meetings and talks on important, engaging topics. Thursday and Friday will be the subject of issues, issues and women's rights. Prepare for discussions that may turn into a conflict for equality – and that's all, while next to the phase individual will effort to make a 4th phase dive.
Saturday will bring something that will surely interest urbanists – various visions of the improvement of Polish cities. Who knows, possibly Rafał Trzaskowski will present us with a task of urban teleportation and Aleksandra Dulkiewicz will propose building towers from gingerbread? Anything is possible in this magical debate tent.
Political Festival in Gdynia
However, the biggest hit of the program is to be a peculiar gathering with insurgents and insurgents on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. This is simply a unique chance to pay tribute to our Heroes and Heroes and learn what they think about contemporary festival music. Why don't we find out that legendary insurgent songs sound large with a modern beat?
Of course, the panelists are outstanding characters, but it must be admitted that the compilation: Adam Bodnar, Radomir Witt, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, Rafał Trzaskowski and Magdalena Czarzyńska-Jachim, reminds the discussion club more than the political arena. Well, at least everyone will agree, and that's always a warrant of a good atmosphere. possibly even see Rafal Trzaskowski and Adam Bodnar singing karaoke in a duet?
Uniform debaters
So if you think you've come to Opene’ra for music only, prepare for a surprise. Let’s Talk! is something that has not yet been at any festival. Will it attract crowds? We'll find out shortly enough. 1 thing is certain: Opener will be hot, not only due to large music, but besides due to political emotions of a unilateral nature.
See you in the debate tent! No... I'm kidding. It's a shame to be there. Remember, real life starts where singing ends and talking starts. Don't go to this political festival.

Maciej Nadrąt