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The Hungarian Premier Dances with Passers-by in Rome: in the Background "It Will Be because I Love You"

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After the private audience with Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar gives himself an informal moment in the streets of Rome: in the video published on social dances along with some passers-by on the notes of "It will be because I love you" of the Rich and Poor. "Rome is eternal," wrote the premier accompanying the images of the visit.

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Magyar in love with the capital on the notes of "It will be because I love you" (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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After the private audience with Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar gives himself an informal moment in the streets of Rome: in the video published on social dances along with some passers-by on the notes of "It will be because I love you" of the Rich and Poor. "Rome is eternal," wrote the premier accompanying the images of the visit.

·Turin, Italy
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Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar was in Rome to meet Pope Leo XIV, but not only. Budapest's leader took the opportunity to visit the city

The Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, left aside the diplomatic protocol after the official visit of the Vatican and joined the passers-by who danced on the streets of Rome. The moment was surprised in a video later published by the head of the Hungarian government on the social networks, on the background of the play "Sarà perché i amamo", one of the best known hits of the Italian formation [...] Article VIDEO From the meeting with Pope …

The head of the Tisza government addressed his Saturday morning post to the soured, after he was mocked on social media for posting a light dance in Rome.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has recently been making headlines more for his unusual antics captured by cameras than for politics. Recently, after having a drink thrown in his face at a festival, Magyar was spotted on the streets of Rome following a visit to the Vatican. Completely swept away by the rhythm of Italian music, the Hungarian leader danced with passersby.

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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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