In the program “Halo Tu Polsat” the singer told about an unusual event, which she initiated without a script and without … the groom.
“It was a very spontaneous situation. My friends have such a farm – Ducharenka, where normal weddings take place, but that this place is very romantic, I call it my planet, because there is a total hippier. young ” – she said in an interview with Polsat.
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For Rusowicz, this ceremony was not formal but symbolic. As she emphasized, it was a gesture to herself – an affirmation of self -worth and internal peace after intensive professional and personal years.
“I also urge my friends to make such a ritual after difficult relationships. It is not about formality, but about a symbolic moment when you can start a new, beautiful life” – added the artist.
Return to the roots of Polish music
In addition to the story of “wedding with herself”, the singer shared her reflection on her musical mission. Rusowicz has been inspired by the 1960s and 70s for years, restoring the sounds that once defined the Polish scene.
“I love women and I love Polish songs. I love Diwy that shaped me musically – Kalina Jędrusik, Anna German, Violetta Villas. One of them is predatory cats, others – ethereal souls. They all have this extraordinary factor that makes their work stay with us for years” – she explained.
In her latest projects you can hear the spirit of the Bigbit, psychedelic rock and vintage pop. As he points out, this is not only an aesthetic choice, but a cultural mission:
“I would love to be proud of Polish music. If someone comes to our country, let’s show him our culture. Let’s not be ashamed of her” – said Rusowicz in “Halo Tu Polsat”.
Musical heritage that may disappear
The singer also drew attention to the problem of the availability of old Polish hits on streaming websites. As she explained, many iconic recordings from the 1960s and 70s can irretrievably disappear from public space.
“Sometimes these beautiful, old hits can be found on websites, because there are no signed contracts and regulated laws. The mass of Polish music can simply disappear” – warned the artist.
It was from this concern for memory and heritage that Rusowicz’s projects were born, such as retro concerts and albums inspired by the work of old divisions. Her interpretations of songs from the repertoire of Anna German or Ludmiła Jakubczak – like the performance “when I run out of you” in Polsat – remind you that the classic can still move and delight.
Artist in harmony with you
The ceremony of “Wedding with himself” became for Ania Rusowicz not only by an act of courage, but also an artistic manifesto. She symbolically closed one chapter of her life to open another – full of authenticity, music and freedom.
Although it is difficult to be honest in the world of show business, Rusowicz proves that the most important relationship we can include is the one with ourselves.