The Singing Bus Drivers Cross the Rotterdam city limits!

We give 17 million Dutch people a helping hand. After a dramatic year for many fellow countrymen, we are entering the "Corona Liberation Year" 2021 with a lot of positivity!

A new year in which we will settle with Corona, and a new year in which we will cuddle together again as soon as possible!

The title of our new song is therefore â? OWe Gaan Weer Kroelenâ? and that resulted in beautiful pictures in the video clip. We want to give everyone some hope and positivity in difficult times.

The Corona rules were of course well observed during the shooting! In the video, people who were allowed to do so together at the time of recording are cuddled. From Grandma to Puppy.

Action

Of course, this cuddly song also hangs an action for the Sophia children's hospital as you are used to from us. The counter of our promotion "Buy a light for Sophia" is now almost E 2300-. The final goal is E 5000.-, so anyone who wants to buy another light before E 5.- can do so via this link until the end of January: https://tinyurl.com/y2y8yuth

We wish everyone in our beautiful country a lot of positivity, joy, freedom, love and understanding, but above all, a lot of health for 2021!

A sweet greeting and virtual hug,

Aad van Hemert and the rest of the singing RET bus drivers from Rotterdam and Trots Rotterdamentrots@gmail.com

Video "we're going to cuddle again" on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/EL0gM9TYsbs

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2JyQSDq

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