Panas Buyny dedicated the song to the defenders of Ukraine and European partners
Singer and showman Panas Buynyi presented his new song “Love. I live in the moment”, in which he uses four languages for the first time – Ukrainian, English, French, and German. This musical composition sounds like an international love story, but its central theme is gratitude to those who defend Ukraine and to our European allies.
In a press release dedicated to the release of the track, the artist noted: “My experience of amorous adventures in other countries is not so great (smiles), so I want to dedicate this song to our defenders and allies who help in the fight against the enemy. This is a song of gratitude and support.”
Director Artur Popyetak contributed to creating the video for the new song, and the ballet group “Sharks of Love” depicted images of the countries mentioned in the song. Panas emphasized that the team’s goal is to show that love knows no national borders and can unite in the most difficult times.
“Love is one; it just speaks different languages. Songs about love always keep hope somewhere deep in the heart. They remind you that you are not alone, that there is someone who loves you and needs you. Hold your nose, do not lose heart, listen to the Ukrainian about love and be happy!” — the singer shares his thoughts.
In addition to musical activities, Panas Buyny actively supports charitable initiatives. Recently, he helped raise funds for blind soldiers who lost their sight while serving at the front. As part of the initiative “Songs Born in Lviv”, organized by Oksana Potymko, more than 500 thousand hryvnias were collected.
“For the first time, I sang in a duet with a blind singer, Olenka, and deeply understood the problems of these people. They see much more than we, the sighted, because they see with our hearts,” — the artist admits.
The new track “Love. I Live” is already available on all music platforms and has the potential to become a true anthem of love without borders.
It is also worth noting that Verka Serdyuchka recently performed her new hit in Ukrainian during a concert in the Czech Republic. The audience was delighted, and Vlad Yama left an unexpected comment.
