Belarusian male choir "Kasary" appeared in the third season of the popular Polish series "1670"
Members of the Belarusian male choir "Kasary" took part in the filming of the third season of the successful Polish series "1670". They played Ukrainians. For their roles, some musicians even had to make serious sacrifices.

As reported on Instagram by choir member Sasha Drahovoz, he appeared in the project together with the "Kasary" collective.
"We played Ukrainian Cossacks who sing and beat a huge drum. This was one of the funniest adventures of last summer," he wrote.
For his participation in the filming, he had to make sacrifices and shave off his mustache and beard, which he had "literally worn for half his life."


"Kasary" is a male vocal ensemble of six Belarusians, founded in 2023 in Warsaw. The group reconstructs ancient forms of polyphonic male singing from Eastern Europe based on archival recordings.
"1670" is a popular Polish satirical comedy series from Netflix, which tells the story of the life and adventures of a minor nobleman. It's a parody portrayal of noble life, social problems, and historical realities through the prism of modern, often politically incorrect, humor.
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Bogdan: Polska dla Polaków. I Litwinów.
Другая частка, нейкае абы-што. Можна было глядзець першыя 15 хвілін.
Мо ў трэцяй выправяць свае казачныя хібы.
І так: Літва толькі для літвінаў!