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Former president and politician perform energetic, theatrical dance routines at a public event.

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Former president Rumen Radev performed on a yoyoka with an accordion orchestra playing a kyuchek, culminating in him tearing his clothes and starting to dance. Delian Peevski, chairman of “DPS-New Beginning,” also danced in the same musical style while dressed as Santa Claus, and later from the parliamentary tribune wearing a business suit with banknotes flying from his belt.

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