It was an ode to Nijmegen's perhaps most famous song: a full Hertogplein sang the Al mot ik krupe to the fullest on Monday evening. It was a tribute by singer Bennie Solo and De Sjonnies, initiated by De Gelderlander. And if it's up to Solo, there will be an even bigger sequel.
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It was an ode to Nijmegen's perhaps most famous song: a full Hertogplein sang the Al mot ik krupe to the fullest on Monday evening. It was a tribute by singer Bennie Solo and De Sjonnies, initiated by De Gelderlander. And if it's up to Solo, there will be an even bigger sequel.
13 hours ago·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)