A Bosnian fan, Adnet gets excited about the game and even posts a song in Bosnian; look

Marcelo Adnet is a fan of Bosnia and Hezergovina.
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Every World Cup, a large part of the public chooses at least two teams to support: Brazil and a secondary one, in case the Brazilians are eliminated. With Marcelo Adnet it is no different. However, the comedian has an unconventional choice: Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Back at the World Cup after 16 years, the Eastern European team debuts this Friday (12) against hosts Canada.
The sympathy is so great that Adnet has filled its social networks with content about the country of just over 3 million inhabitants.
In one of the publications, the comedian shared the chant sung by Bosnian fans before the match.
The phrase "Ko ne skače, mrzi Bosnu! Hej, hej, hej!" can be translated as "He who doesn't jump hates Bosnia! Hey, hey, hey!".
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In addition, the comedian also published a video explaining why the national anthem of Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have official lyrics.
The country has adopted, since 1999, an instrumental melody known as Intermeco, but has never managed to approve a text to accompany it. The reason lies in the political and ethnic divisions that mark the recent history of the nation, made up mainly of Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats.
After the end of the Bosnian War, in the 1990s, different draft proposals were presented to Parliament, but none gained sufficient support among representatives of the three groups. As a result, Bosnia and Herzegovina has become one of the few countries in the world whose national anthem is performed without official lyrics, including at international sporting events.
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