Paliec sveiks, mans mazais draugs!

The documentary musical film tells about one of the legionnaires of Latvia "Say hello to me, my little friend!". The song is sung in military-time bunkers, prisoners of war prisoners, post-war prisoners, 1949 deportations, family celebrations from the time of its creation to the present day. , musical ensembles, wedding balls and dance evenings. It was performed as a march in the performances of brass bands, sounded in ex-exile lands in Latvian meetings and concerts.
　　Over time, the song is mythologized. The copyright agency believes that the author of this unknown German slave is unknown. In many arrangements it is referred to as a folk tune. Various words are written down to the song in the meaning and needs of their authors.
　　The lyricist, ēvalds Sili??, wrote in front of this lyrical piece of sadness in 1943 on the Eastern Front, the words of the front chef Adolf Urbāns. The composer is still living in our midst and was the top conductor of the X Student Song and Dance Celebration 2010.