Boy’s Choir Performs An Incredible Rendition Of ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’ Hitting 3 Million Views

The choir’s travels have covered destinations in Europe, Asia and North America. Its international appearances include concerts in the USA, Germany, Ireland, France, Switzerland and Spain. Dagilėlis has also performed in China and Russia, as well as in Poland, Estonia and Belarus. Those named countries are only part of the group’s wider touring history. Across these visits, the boys’ choir has received strongly favorable reviews, extending the reputation it has developed through its regular concerts and its popular performance recordings.

Alongside its appearances abroad, Dagilėlis continues to increase the number of works in its repertoire and to build its following. The choir’s annual concert activity brings it before hundreds of people, while online videos allow its performances to reach additional viewers beyond those attending in person. The three-million-view recording of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” is the leading example, with its long jungle-themed opening distinguishing it from a direct presentation of the song. Other videos featuring the choir’s particular approach have likewise accumulated thousands of views.

The ensemble’s expanding repertoire, international performances and growing audience all remain tied to its presentation of Lithuanian culture. Dagilėlis carries that culture from Šiauliai to audiences in the countries where it performs, receiving praise as its touring activity continues. Further material from the boys’ choir, including updates on its latest work, is available through Dagilėlis’s official website and its Facebook presence.

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