The management of Polish Radio reacted. There will be a penalty for a hangover song on a religious program for children

– The professional consequences will be imposed on all those who allowed the incident to happen. The management board of the Polish Radio decided to immediately remove them from the aerial work – this is a commentary by Monika Kuś, the press spokeswoman of the Polish Radio, on the parody of a religious song in the Polish Radio for Children station.

A knock-up on Polish Radio for Children

Let us remind you that the song “When the morning dawns rise” on Sunday morning she announced in a soulful voice. dawn. Even though 9 o’clock is not that kind of dawn anymore. ” As reported, the program was not broadcast live and was previously recorded, the more you can be surprised that a moment later the audience heard the following lines:

When the auroras come in the morning, the hangover gets worse and worse. And here the booze became more expensive during the night. O good Lord, make sure that there are no cheats in the Seym and that they sell alcohol by prescription in pharmacies.

And that the commune would lock the murder with a padlock, and that “Solidarity” would give vodka for free. Capital, so pretty, table, very healthy, for picnic, Masovian, which every child likes, and whiskey for everyone.

“We started Sunday morning with the song, ‘When the morning dawns rise’. A song that awakened many generations of our ancestors. Ancestors who started each day in this way,” Bartas-Witan said when the song ended. The recording of the program was available on the radio station’s internet portal for a while, but was quickly removed. The case was publicized by the teacher and organist Jan Buczyński, who posted the link on his Twitter account. After a scandal hit, he quickly switched his profile settings to private.

Polish Radio for Children apologized to the audience for the unfortunate incident. There is a statement on the Internet, which reads: “Polish Radio for Children has always taken great care to ensure the highest standards and safety of the content transmitted, so we are all the more sorry that such an event took place on our air.”