| National anthem solo |
| 31 August 2006 | 19:47
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After winning the gold medal, Serbia and Montenegro junior swimming champion Ivan Lenðer sang the national anthem a capella.
The 16-year-old won the gold in the World Championship’s one hundred meters butterfly race, but the Brazilian organizers did not provide the anthem’s instrumental at the medal ceremony. As the new champion sang the national anthem, joined by other team members, the crowd listened in compete silence, after which a loud applause broke out.
The talented swimmer has won 360 medals to date and has broken more than 120 state records.
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