EDIT: SERBIA QUALIFIED! 😍🔥 ------------------- I'm blown away by this community! So friendly and always up for discussion, y'all are beautiful! Thank you for watching! 😍

feels like a turning-point for Eurovision. A proper song, intellectual, social, political.... performance-art.

She doesn't need to win...She needs to send the message and she will do it 💯. All the catchy songs will be forgotten but this will be remembered for a long time! And that is winning. 👋

Ana is the BEST 😁👍🧡 A clever song from Serbia ! Hvala lepo !👏👏👏

This song is a masterpiece! Pure art with strong message to a world ❤️

Her profesion beside singing is arhitekture. She is intelligent and original. First I was confused but now we all sing that song😅 Something diferent and refresing

Grande Serbia 😍 spettacolare

My favourite, so clever. This ain't no joke entry, this is intellinget writing, love her

2:48 "I don't have social insurance!" Deep lyrics! Deep message! "Artist don't have medical insurance, so it "must" be healthy!" Must?! We are just "washing" our hands off each other, while people still dying somewhere... (while we wear pink glasses?) In what world do we live? This song is a high art satiric masterpiece!

Excellent !!!!! Art on the finest level !

I'm not a real Eurosong fan, and I came across this song only by chance, and was caught by it's gripping rhythm and intriguing singer. Since then I've been replaying it constantly. The more you listen to it, the more you like it. It' so contagious!

This is such a great entry, it grabs your attention from the first listen and the lyrics are so deep and meaningful, I think everyone will find at least one thing they can relate to in the lyrics. The chorus is also catchy as heck, and everyone in Turin is going to be going the hand choreo during the chorus, Really hope this does well for Serbia.

Good luck Serbia 🇷🇸 Such a great surprise song. Deep messages for the times we live in, great music video. 12 from me.

Bravo,bravo Serbia! Art,Abstrakt!

No matter what happens in Turin, she already shook the ESC and brought a little ray of artistic light in a world that only values boobs, catchy notes and shiny dresses. She is bringing the song that talks (among other things) about our obsession about our physical appearance literally to the world that is obsessed exactly with it!

Pure art🌹

this song is a masterpiece of art ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻

UMETNICA MORA BITI ZDRAVA! IDEMO SRBIJA🇷🇸

At the moment she is my pick to win. Serbia, France and Lithuania brought some excellent performances. I am excited for May \o/

Serbia 12 points 👩🏻‍⚕️⛑️

What I find really interesting is that the main beat sounds like heart beat.

first time watching this, I was confused but, after reading what it was about I thought this is brilliant - Serbia are doing for me what Ukraine did last year; artistry, unusual concepts and total confidence in what they are doing this is a winner in my mind! :)

A small correction, it is not about the Serbian health care system, but about the world health care system !!!The rest of the song analysis is great! You got the gist!

Lyrics may seem a bit silly at first, they are actually dead serious. There are so many layers to the song and a lot of space for different interpretations: The name of the song "In corpore sano" is in Latin and means "In a healthy body". It’s referring to the Latin saying "Mens sana in corpore sano" meaning "A healthy mind in a healthy body". - First: What is the secret to Meghan Markle's healthy hair? This is a reference to modern society's obsession with beauty! That's what beauty magazines do/they create insecurities about your hair, skin, weight, etc., and then advertise products that promise to change that. That's what the second line of the song is about "I think that the secret is in deep hydration" - Second: Konstrakta talks about how our skin and hair often signal some health issues, for example, liver and spleen problems. The reason she is thinking this is because she's worried about her own health, she can't visit a doctor for a check-up or get treatment because she doesn't have insurance, this is so important because independent artists in Serbia don't have health insurance. - Third: Then we hear her saying how an artist must be healthy, a reference to Marina Abramovic’s (internationally known Serbian performance artist) performances called “Art must be pretty, an artist must be pretty” where she sits for hours combing her hair while repeating that cause she realized people focused a lot on her looks and her hair being messy and prioritized that over her art, and the reason she needs to be healthy is that she can't afford to get treatment. - Fourth: the "Autonomic nervous system" part talks about how we don't need to control our own heartbeats. She describes how she walks her dog, on a beautiful summer day, her heart beats on its own, it doesn't need to get any better. She just puts her trust in her heart hoping it won't fail her (if it does fail her then that's it, the doctors won't help her and she made peace with that), and that's why she prays to God, "God give us health". - Fifth: She then says "I DON'T HAVE THE HEALTH INSURANCE!" (Even with "free" health insurance we are still paying a lot for medications, fees, etc. We are always paying insurance through salaries, for both employed and unemployed, and if you don't have "free" health insurance, you are paying way more, which is a situation with independent artists in Serbia.) - Sixth: Phrase "Boze zdravlja"/"God grant us health". This is a common saying, we use it all the time, and you will always hear people wishing other people good health (for their birthday, or really any holiday) because everything else (money, fame, love...) becomes meaningless if you are ill and in pain. She then says, the artist (she) is invisible, you can't see me, it's magic because she is invisible to health care, they won't treat her! - Seventh: Now, last part, it's basically the old Latin saying: Mens sana in corpore sano (A healthy mind in a healthy body), except that Konstrakta makes it clear that only the body is healthy, the soul inside is desperate, we are all obsessed with improving our health, we try to eat better, be more active, take all those expensive drugs and supplements, but what about our mind? Mens infirma in corpore sano - Weak mind in a healthy body Animus tristis in corpore sano - A sad soul in a healthy body Mens desperata in corpore sano - Desperate mind in a healthy body Mens conterrita in corpore sano - A frightened mind in a healthy body The endless chanting of the mantra about a healthy body is destroyed by enumerating the weaknesses of the mind and soul from which no health can be born. The final verse of the song "and what are we going to do now" is a jargon of common sense cold shower which was poured over the mass media propaganda about a healthy body without a healthy mind and soul, after making that clear she asks us - So what do we do now? Now about the handwashing: 1) She is dressed in white, she symbolizes the health care system (she reminds us of a nurse for example) and she is washing her hands. Why? Because of covid? NO! It is a metaphor about how health care workers need to "wash their hands off" meaning clear their conscience when they refuse to treat you because you don't have insurance. Just like when Pontius Pilate washed his hands before the crucifixion of Jesus - he tried to clear his conscience and make it clear that he wasn't the one who killed Jesus - it was the Law. In the same way, many people in the government or in positions are washing their hands off and can't help you because of the Law. 2) People standing behind her can be priests that pray for her health and/or are getting ready for her to die.

🇷🇸 Serbia to victory

THE MEANING OF LIFE IN 3 MINUTES EVERYTHING EXPLAINED

Apart from the gravity of the message, the symbolism of the staging, and the layer upon layer of meaning, that hypnotic, underlying rhythm constantly evokes the heartbeat…which is the only thing out of our control which we can completely trust!

Имамо хит бит песму браво уживајмо,БРАВО КОНСТРАКТА, 💋💪💗😘

Eccellenza!!!!!....

Thank you! Wonderful review 🙏☀️ Greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸

To better understand, turn on subtitles/cc. It is actually pure artistic theater play in four acts packed in just 3 min. covered with a fantastically arranged musical matrix around a hypnotic rhythm, which perfectly follows the story told with a vocal that vibrates as part of the music (take attention for all details). Enough to be a masterpiece, even in the selection of the famous theater festival in Edinburgh. And the story is as follows Intro - EVERYTHING IS UPSIDE DOWN A modified Latin saying: a sick mind in a healthy body was read backwards. Act one - ROUTINE We waste our time following celebrities and other people's lives, and discuss about them, about nonsense through the social networks (what is the secret of healthy hair Megan Markl). It's going even deeper. This became normal behaviours and it is compared with health, healthy behaviour. So, expectation is that artress also must be part of this "normal behaviours" (MUST be healthy). Act two - LONELINESS We are now part of this routines, some system control our fundamental functions (heart ticking and breathing), we are alive, in virtual world and it's OK. But we are alone. No children, no friends, only dog. We are walking satisfied but without sense, with empty mind (counting steps, and that's all). Act three - COGNITION Knjižica in Serbian is not only social security, but it's also symbol of belonging to some system or organisation as a member What if I am not a member? If I'm out of system? We will lost our followers, others will not monitor us anymore (what was normal, healthy), nobody will "care" about us, or organize our life (what was normal, healthy), and artress become invisible when she is out of system. Act four - WAKING UP The absence of system influence artress see like a magic, becouse it means independence, so she CAN be healthy, with open mind, according to Latin saying "men sana in corpore sano" (healthy mind in healthy body). Can be, can be, can be. conclusion - WHAT'S ABOUT MIND? Everything is about body condition (corpore sano, corpore sano, corpus is sano - and body is healthy), but no one talks about the state of mind. So, she mentions those states of mind and ask: And what shell we do? And finally, the messages from the stage and the video. When health is mentioned, hand movements show that something is not normal. We need to be washed constantly, to be clean. Our mind same as our body. Either others will do it or we will do it ourselves. Again and again... So, regardless of the placement, its appearance is a victory for Serbia and the Eurovision Song Contest 🙏🙏🙏

You are so open- minded unlike some...Bravo, only inteligent peple can listen to this and understand it imediatelly.🌹

Priceless face expressions. You are very handsome 😍

thanks for kind words :-)

Konstrakta number 1. 💣❤️ Kisses from Serbia 💋🇷🇸

Excellent analisy.

Absolutely proud of having Konstrakta represent us! ❤️ Here's something to help those who are struggling with the language barrier: Parts of the song are in Latin, a play on the famous Latin proverb Mens sana in corpore sano. However, she rearranged the order, so the health of your body comes before the mental health. The first line, at the very start of the song, is actually in reverse - Mens enfermos in corpore sano (a sick mind in a healthy body). Next, the Megan Markle part - it's a jab at mainstream media and what's being broadcasted as huge news, and how media reinforces our obsession with appearance and with the superficial. Illness is reflected on your face and body, you can't risk getting sick, you've got to stay beautiful. Stay beautiful, stay healthy, illness is not pretty. Carrying on...Even her clothes is part of the performance. She's wearing nurse uniform on purpose. Also, the flowers are not there by coincidence - you bring carnations to sick people, to express gratitude to the nurses (a local custom, bordeline bribery even), or to the cemeteries. It's open for interpretation. So, even these small details carry some message, and you have to watch this song as an art performance which carries an important message. Obsessively washing your hands is again obsession with physical health, or could be interpreted as that. Again, mental health is neglected (Latin is important here). If you want to take the meaning of the metaphor even further, it could be the government (and/or the doctors) washing their hands from responsibility. And then there's the fact that she, as an artist, has got no health insurance. I'm surprised the song won in the election year, but I guess Vucic's (cult) followers missed the point (one of many points) of the song xD. As an artist, she has to put her trust in herself, and in God, to stay healthy. She changes the lines in the last chorus from "the artist must be healthy" to "the artist can be healthy". It's a subtle shift, and it's very clever. The artist can be healthy? How? The government can do their part. The artist can also stop obsessing over physical health and appearance and focus on repairing the damage that was done to their mental health. We shouldn't stop at the artist here - we all need to pay more attention to the condition we're in, mentally. How are we doing, world?

the song, in its form, is a free flow of thoughts provoked by the beauty article on shiny celebrity's hair. the song is very satirical and speaks about lots of issues and has many layers, but most important one is people's obsession with physical health and looks because of trends imposed by celebrities (megan markle's hair) or because of the necessity - an artist, usually invisible by the system, doesn't have health insurance and needs to check symptoms with dr. google or pray to god to be healthy. also, trying to prevent the disease by washing hands is ultimate imperative while mental health is often neglected. also, she is in the uniform of a medical worker and she is washing her hands of a person with no health insurance, she refuses to take responsibility for that person's life. this expression alludes to pontius pilate's washing his hands before having jesus put to death, saying “i am innocent of the blood of this just person” (Matthew 27:24)

Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for putting good energy into the world

You are so smart young guy....From my personal perspective, valuable things as a health care, solidarity .... tolerance are disappearing from this planet....and you are so opened young person with such powerful conclusion that this conceptual art performans gives to us platform for discussion....about socially care, problems with media streaming....I am impressed with you as well as with our Serbian people whose gave a support to Konstrakta....

Wasn't keen on this in the beginning but it has grown on me big time. Now in my top 10. Just love the originality and the Biti zdrava part (had to look this up;-) just sticks in your head

Wow big suprise for Eurosong and totaly diferent from all we sow till now! Adorable perfomace.

T H E B E S T ! ! ! Pure Art !!!!🎤

Thanks for great analysis and wonderful reaction, Jaryd! Greetings from Serbia!

In the darkness of the world nowadays art should help our sick mind and sad soul. That is why she is dressed as a doctor or nurse, she represents art. But, as an artist she feels art is struggling and is pushed on the margine of society ( she doesn't even have a health insurance). We value more what is on the surface,how we look, what we have, how we can imitate life of celebrities because it looks shiny and perfect(like a hair of Megan). That is why we are empty and sad inside.

Simply masterpiece!

If Serbia gets to the final everyone will wonder how far she will get. It could be dark horse

The folowing explenation is given by Nadja Mladjenovic, i posted it because its one of the best i found: This performance is art at it's purest. Although the lyrics may seem a bit silly at first, they are actually dead serious. There are so many layers to the song, and a lot of space for different interpretations. Konatrakta herself emphasized the importance of every listener's own interpretation. 1. The song opens with a headline from a beauty magazine that Konstrakta once saw: What is the secret to Meghan Markle's healthy hair? - This is a reference to modern society's obsession with beauty; That's what beauty magazines do - they create insecurities about your hair, skin, nails, weight etc. and then advertise products that promise to change that. That's what the second line of the song is about "I think that the secret is in deep hydration" 2.Then Konstrakta goes on talking about how our skin and hair often signal some inner health issues - for example liver and spleen problems - The reason she is thinking this is beacause she's worrying about her own health, she can't visit a doctor for a check up or get treatment because she doesn't have insurance. THIS IS SUPER IMPORTANT because artists in Serbia still don't have health insurance. This is a paradox because Serbia, just like so many other countries has "universal healthcare" which in reality is not available to everyone. 3. She then goes on saying how and artist must be healthy - a reference to Marina Abramovic (Art is beautiful, Artist must be beautiful), and the reason she needs to be healthty is again - because she can't afford to get treatment. 4. Then comes the part about the autonomic nervous system and how we don't need to control our own heartbeats. She describes a beautiful summer day, she is waking her dog, her heart is beating and that's it - it doesn't need to get any better. She just puts her trust in her heart and lungs hoping they won't fail her (if they do fail her then that's it, the doctors won't help her and she made peace with that) 5. She then explicitly states I DON'T HAVE THE CARD (meaning health insurance card) 6. She wonders how will they help her then? While she's wondering that we can hear the backing vocals repeat the phrase Boze zdravlja - God grant us health. This is a reference to serbian culture where health is regarded as the most important part of life. God grant us health is a common saying, we use it all the time, and you will always hear people wishing other people good health (for their birthday, or really any holiday) because everything else (money, fame, love...) becomes meaningless if you are ill and in pain. This is again a paradox - in a society that nominally regards health as sacred she still doesn't have health insurance. She says - The (female) artist is invisible, you can't see me, it's magic. 7. The final part is probably the most important one. It's basically a play on the old latin saying Mens sana in corpore sano (A healthy mind in a healthy body), exept that Konstrakta makes it clear that only the body is healthy - the soul inside is desperate which is a commentary on our own reality, we are all obsessed with improving our health - we try to eat better, be more active, take all those expensive drugs and supplements - but what about our mind? More often than not it is our mind that needs care, not the body. And finally after making that clear she asks us - So what do we do now? Now about the handwashing: She is dressed in white, she symbolizes the health care system (she reminds us of a nurse for example) and she is washing her hands. Why? Because of covid? NO! It is a metaphor about how health care workers need to "wash their hands" meaning clear their conscience when they refuse to treat you because you don't have insurance. Just like when Pontius Pilate washed his hands before the crucifixon of Jesus - he tried to clear his conscience and make it clear that he wasn't the one who killed Jesus - it was the Law. In the same way, a doctor refuses to treat you because of the law, and he needs to make peace with the fact that you may die even though he/her could (and would) help you. The handwashing could also be seen as a reference to Marina Abramovic's performance Balkan Baroque in which she spent days trying to wash the blood and flesh off of cow bones - she failed of course and that was the point - no matter how hard you try they will still be bloody bones (in this context the blood on the bones symbolized the shame of the Yugoslav wars, and in Konatrakta's performance the health care system is trying to wash away it's responsibility for people literally dying because of some bullshit paperwork and administration - but it is of course doomed to fail because the shame and blood cannot be washed away).

It reminds me of Monty Python's "Always look on the bright side of life". If you can't cheat death, you can at least laugh at it. A wonderful sense of humour. On the other hand, the song has an infernal ending. It's Dante's style, not Boccaccio's. GL to Serbia from Siberia.

Ova pesma (this song) je predivna (is beautiful)❤️

Samo veliko Bravo ,treba biti zdrav😇

She is superrrrrrrrr !!!!!!

Volimo Konstraktu❤(We love KONSTRAKTA!) ❤ ...Greetings from Serbia!👏🙌

Great reaction! Greetings from Serbia!

This song is a pearl in a dirty sea. Hopefully the sea will get cleaner after revealing it.

This song is great! Impresive,creative,inteligent,diferent...simply fascinating!!!

Serbia bravoooo

One of the best understanding and explanations on the internet!

Bravo ...

I had a dream before that Serbia will be the winner this year without knowing the song

Laurie Anderson meets Dead Can Dance (gothic electro post punk) - but that's a bit reductive because she seems to be her own character and the theatrical performace is just unique. I'd be very surprised if this doesn't pass the qualifications and reach the top 5 on the final day (like Go_A - Shum....another weird song which grew most of the rest after each listening).

Thank you so much,you are so kind love from 🇷🇸♥️💃

🇷🇺❤️🇷🇸Россия и Сербия. Братья во веки. Поздравляем!

Something best I heard since long long time

Top serbische Song 🎧 💯🇷🇸💯🇷🇸💯

Your eyes just melt me away ! ❤️❤️

This is a masterpiece!!!

Wow ❤️❤️❤️. She’s amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Well I had sooo much fun watching your reactions... haha! 😂Great review! Thank you , greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸

She is amazing!

Svaki čovek je umetnik svog života. Čovek je duša, duh i telo. Svi zadovojavaju duh i telo, a duša? Ako je duša loše, prvo se ispoljava kroz loš duh (nervoza, neraspoloženje, depresija, aksiznost..), a to dalje vodi lošem telu. A duša bude loše kad pereš ruke od odgovornosti prema sebi i pema drugom čoveku, jer joj je namenjeno da se brine i voli svakog kao samu sebe. Ali duša se ne leči kod psihologa i psihijatra kao što sistem kaže.

Very cleaver and nice review. Greeting to all people in the World from Serbia.

I hate it so much...that I love it :P . Addictive after 2 listenings

Love your intellect. Look is nice too 😀

❤ from Serbia 🇷🇸

BE healthy or in Serbian BITI can mean both TO BE and TO BEAT. I see her reference here and play with words on forced bombardment with health from media incl obsession with celebrities' healthy hair. she even has that gestations which seems as clapping but with her tone of voice and face expression can be sign of beating, forcing something. which is followed by twisting palms as symbol of going crazy. forced healthy body and empty mind

BRAVO,BRAVO NAJBOLJA

Predivna ❤️

Inteligent 🥰

Hopefully lyric translations will be prominent on the day so viewers can understand. I love this, it’s in my top 3. Love the interesting low female alto voices we’re hearing this year - Lithuania as well - such a change from the soprano divas. Bring it on.

Everyone is withholding their true feelings and thoughts … scared I guess? The message is super clear.

BRAVO BRAVISSIMO ❤️❤️❤️🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

The song has many layers. The artist was inspired to write the song (three pieces named - triptych, this one is the part of it) when the Serbian government changed the law, and many independent artists lost medical insurance. Hence ‘ the artist has to stay healthy and ‘I don't have medical insurance.’ Also, she addresses the problem of the world we live in where only the rich can ‘afford’ to be healthy - the reference to Meghan Markle. As I said, there are more layers. This song winning the Serbian contest was a big surprise because we live under a criminal government that control all media. I understand the Eurosong contest is a cheesy music festival, but I'd like this song to win because of its messages.

Above all, your eyes are soooo beautiful! 🥰

ART 👌❤🤩

There is no doubt that this song is a masterpiece ...

Geniois entry....

My fav besides 🇨🇾 and 🇱🇹

Great review! Short but to the point!

At the begining of song the real inverted latin words are "Mens enfermos in corpore sano" - "A sick mind in a healthy body". Everything that follows in the song speaks about it - obsession with physical look (Megan Markle's hair), hypochondria (spots on the face coud be enlarged spleen problems...) Covid 19 sign on the screen, counting steps (OCD) with a dog out of quarantine (happy that she is allowed to walk out of quarantine, not to much far and long) and also satisfied that she doesnt need to think also about her heartbeats, thanks to nervous system, - God's creation - "God give us health both physical and mental (She is praying)", and constantly mentioning that " the artist must be healthy", while she washing her hands (The main WHO recommendation), clapping and make crazy hand signs. She then says that she does not have a booklet (In Serbia it is a name for a medical card), literally translated - she said that she does not have a card. RTS translated it in terms of health innsurance. And it could be a Covid pass card. She doesn't have a Covid pass, so they can't follow her, all "in the name of health". Then she says that the artist CAN be healthy, and then the Ukrainian flag colours appears and at that moment the Covid sign also dissapered. She then concluded: In a healthy body, the body IS healthy. And now what? A weak mind in a healthy body A sad soul in a healthy body A desperate mind in a healthy body A frightened mind in a healthy body And now what we shall do? A real post-Covid song. She is mocking the New World Order and globalism. Its a big critique of all we survived during the Covid madness (created from some bio-war-lab-factory) The song is talking about mental health after Covid 19 2-years long madness. Noone cared about mental health. She mentioned that everyone can understand the song in the way they want, it certainly doesn't just touch Covid time, but that's how I understood it. Mental health has been neglected for many years. Today is much more important in mass media what is the secret of Megan Markle's healthy hair.

Veni, vidi, vici

You got them! For me it is about obsession with superficial and neglect of mental health, which is probably the most prominent with artists. Also hands washing can be interpreted in so many ways, in relation to COVID, in relation to poor mental health... so many layers in this performance! I love it! ❤️ 12 points !

This is a winner for sure!!!

Jaryd my respect for your analysis. Art is not ready made junk food, real art offers you quality ingredients that require both creative and mental effort to make a delicious meal. This song is a good test for the level of someone's IQ, emotional and spiritual intelligence. You definitely passed this test. Only this song could be beyond the level of the Eurovision Song Contest.

Serbia 12 points !!!!!

Great comment Jaryd. Not too much, not too little. Just right. Professional.

The very title of the song "In corpore sano" has a historical background. Namely, it is a part of the Latin proverb "Mens sana in corpore sano" which means "In a healthy body a healthy spirit". It is believed that it was first used by the Roman satirist Juvenal, i.e. that this is an abbreviated form of his saying: "Orandum est ut sit mens sana in corpore sano", ie "One should pray for a healthy spirit in a healthy body". Constract's verse "God of Health" is probably on the trail of this. These are not the only verses of the song that are in Latin. Here is the complete text: “What is the secret of healthy hair Megan Markle? What's the secret? What is the secret of healthy hair Megan Markle? What's the secret? (What's the secret?) I think it's deep hydration. They say that everything is clearly visible on the skin and hair. it's magic (In the name of health) An artist can be healthy Be healthy, be healthy Be healthy, bi-bi-bi-be healthy Be healthy, be healthy Be healthy, can, can, can In corpore sano, in corpore sano In corpore sano, in corpore sano In corpore sano, in corpore sano Corpus is sano and what are we going to do now? I want to go to the bathroom only Animal tristis to go to the bathroom I want to go to the bathroom to go to the store to go to the bathroom And what are we going to do now? In a healthy body, in a healthy body, In a healthy body, in a healthy body In a healthy body, in a healthy body The body is healthy, And what do we do now? A weak mind in a healthy body, A sad soul in a healthy body, A desperate mind in a healthy body, A frightened mind in a healthy body, And what do we do now? ” The poem can therefore be "read" in several ways. It may be a review of the crown pandemic that is (hopefully) behind us. He can talk about the bad health care system in Serbia, because of which freelance artists do not have a booklet, nor the possibility to be treated when they understand. It can be interpreted as pressure on women, especially those in public life, to always be beautiful. Finally, he can talk about mental health, which is sometimes neglected in relation to physical health - the song explicitly says that he can be weak in a healthy body. desperate and frightened mind or sad soul. Just as Konstrakta says at the end - "So what do we do now?" desperate and frightened mind or sad soul. Just as Konstrakta says at the end - "So what do we do now?" desperate and frightened mind or sad soul. Just as Konstrakta says at the end - "So what do we do now?"

Amazing song/performance! Such a great irony! And topics are so global, so… Western world critical!

❤🇷🇸

Look at the latin name of the flower - in her coat pocket