Ralph Kaminski is one of the Polish artists who for years has been paying great attention to stage art and the combination of the atmosphere of music with performative aspects. The singer has many successful musical projects to his credit and is also active on social media, where he shares news from his life with fans.
“Sea“, “Youth” (“Cosmic Energies”, “Happy Birthday”), “Bark” and “Ball at Rafał’s” these are just a few musical eras and chapters in the singer’s artistic activity that were loved by fans. Ralph recently announced with Maryla Rodowiczthat “There’s nothing like a pump“, which he also mentioned during his visit to the “Wojewódzki&Kędzierski” podcast, and also recalled his contribution to the song during a live performance a few months ago Natalia Szroeder – “Tides“.
His latest project, the album “Mountain“which promotes, among others, the single”Don’t be afraid to stock up!“, was released on March 19 this year, hence the singer continues to promote it on many Polish channels. This time he went to Facebook, where he published an extensive post complaining about his experience in Krakow. The singer was outraged, among other things, by the behavior of taxi drivers at the main station in Krakow.
Ralph Kaminski in Krakow. “They want to rip off as much as they can”
“Summer, Monday, Krakow – at the station in Krakow you can’t exchange 20 zlotys for small change and the luggage storage rooms are only for coins. At the counter, the elderly men and women rudely say that they are not allowed to exchange them. What should I do? I ask? I don’t get an answer. The answer is silence. (Thank you to the wonderful girl who exchanged cash for small change for me in the cafe next door). I’m trying to catch a taxi from the stand to the Market Square, to quickly settle the matter in the vicinity of ‘Piwnica Pod Baranami’ – stop at the Galeria – I ask – can you use a card? They only hate Ubers and other Bolts everywhere, – I say, it’s the 21st century, one of the drivers says – you’re going to get hit in the face! I’m shocked, but they don’t take you on the meter, they just haggle, they want to charge you as much as they can. he wrote.
“The train is overcrowded, the air conditioning is only ‘natural’, the windows are open and it doesn’t do much… it’s pouring out of me, not only me, I hope we all get there safely. I think we all went crazy from this heat… and some people are screaming so loudly and smiling, as they used to say ‘in Polish’, still mentally in the People’s Republic of Poland. Have a wonderful day in the beautiful summer of 2026,” the singer concluded.