Kuba: If you don't sweat at least 2 liters a day, you're not enjoying southern France enough.
Mára: If your suitcase weighs more than it should, just take the batteries out of the scale.
Ráďa: survival kit, southern France version: sunscreen (50 SPF), unlimited supply of water, and at least a basic knowledge of French.
Maty: The only word you'll hear from a French person in English is "Elo."
Mr. Dos: If you want to survive and succeed in Provence, you need Sextet Plus, resistance to any temperature, Mrs. Dos and her excellent French, and also Madame de la Ville... otherwise, you really won't get anywhere 😀
Mrs. Dos: After lengthy preparations for the entire event, I stand and applaud proudly with the crowd around me. Yes, these wonderful guys, who are successful not only in competitions but also in subsequent performances, during which cameras click and loud applause always follows, are "ours." And I just quietly thank myself inside that I can be here and now with all of them...🍀
John: It would probably be a wonderful dream to walk the streets of France and be praised by people from all corners of the world, but that is exactly what we experienced, believe it or not, after our performance on the streets of Toulon with the Sextet – Uruguayans, Americans, French, Poles, people we knew and complete strangers spontaneously applauded us. Thank you, France, for the wonderful experiences.
Dejv: I learned to understand Polish in France.
Daniel: Being the best vocal ensemble in Europe is certainly not bad. Add to that the sea, the sun, and wonderful people, and you have a guaranteed recipe for happiness 😉
Luky: If you want to perform well, you need to add a couple of apples to your breakfast every morning and pour apple juice into your Evian bottle.
Katka: Five days full of music, sun, sea, and wonderful company of amazing guys. Their performances break down all barriers, and listeners leave with smiles and red palms from applauding. And the highlight of the trip? Boat as a public transport🛥️
