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Внезапная смерть Алексея Булдакова. Почему всенародный любимец ушел так рано?

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[music] her creative pseudonym is translated from

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Japanese as a song, a melody, a creation, she

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composes without looking at fashion and format,

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she writes her songs at the behest of her heart, she is a

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seeking person, and over her almost

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twenty years of experience in music, she has

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tried more than one style; her

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soundtracks are heard in popular films

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such as Soldiers family values

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While the village sleeps thanks to her songs

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she became a laureate of the golden

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gramophone she

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was a participant in the Invasion festival she is a

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caring person and all the experiences that the

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world has recently faced are deeply reflected in her

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work today my heroine is a singer and

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TV presenter

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[music]

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[applause]

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Utah guests so today we will

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write a novel about you.

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Please tell me if you imagine that you are the

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heroine. Well, I don’t know any

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work. In what genre would this

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work be written about

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you? melodrama detective extravaganza mystery

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buffet tragic story cycle of jokes

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play Where would you feel good what

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kind of genre did the heroines of this genre feel? It’s a

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great question, thank you, because I

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mean, I’m thinking. I think it’s definitely

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going to be a wonderful cartoon, a wonderful cartoon, but

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because events change very quickly

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and when you look back,

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it seems like it’s all about me, you

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don’t remember your past, we’re going through

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some kind of crises Yes, there are creative

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personal ones and when we get out of the crisis we

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forget what we were like and I feel like I

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’m stuck somewhere at 25, maybe 26 and

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I’m the heroine of the novel Well, a detective story Well, it was a

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semi-detective story, a detective story too

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maybe

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[music ]

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maybe you were born in Yekaterinburg Yes, but you didn’t

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live there for very long I

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understand correctly, well, in fact, we existed there until we were 5 years old

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and then, well, you

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remember yourself in this city very well, I

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remember in general I was lucky because I

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learned very early what nostalgia and

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melancholy is in the homeland, it means dad moved us

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to Moscow because he was looking for a better

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life and for that I thank him very much life

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was hard in Yekaterinburg at that

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time there were endless queues food

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on a coupon Well, Soviet times why dad

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moved us to Moscow And we moved in

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general - from a nice apartment in

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Yekaterinburg in Sverdlovsk to a communal apartment

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in Moscow to a tiny room in which I

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lived, my mother, my father and my

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little brother, I didn’t like

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Moscow, it was sad, it was empty, I wanted to

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go back to my homeland, imagine at the age of five

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I suffered because my homeland was

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there there And who are my parents? I have such a

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classic family of the Soviet

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intelligentsia. Dad is an accountant by

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profession. Mom is an engineer, but dad was

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literally a fan of jazz. He played the

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saxophone and clarinet in an amateur orchestra.

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vocals and that’s what the

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level of amateur performance was. It’s amazing

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she had a teacher from the

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conservatory oh it’s crazy and

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what kind of families do you know from my mother’s

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side I have doctors I have a grandfather A

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career military officer

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felscherinov were nearby my grandfather was

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Molchanov Oh he was so handsome an

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aristocratic man, some wonderful

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person with long fingers with delicate

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facial features, that is, well, the first guy in

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the village to say nothing, and my

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grandmother waited for him throughout the war, she

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waited, and then when they moved here to

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Moscow, what did they do with their

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parents? I already sang on at that moment I

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already wanted to be the first in all the

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matinees. It’s clear. And dad went to

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do accounting and was quite

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successful in this, that is, he generally has a

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three-room head. I think he

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can do everything. And mom also got a

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job in her specialty, but after

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some time she became a housewife.

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Because my little brother appeared When

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did you like Moscow and did you

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like it very much? When I graduated from

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school and fulfilled my dream, I entered the

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Gnesin School of

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piano to study the piano, I

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started very late, in my opinion I was 10 years old in a

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communal apartment, it was impossible to install

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an instrument, I understood what I wanted to be a

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singer I want to be a musician And how and how did

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you understand this Yu oh this is actually a cool

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story So across the road we had the

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Palace of Pioneers and Schoolchildren I went

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there for the choir and started singing And everyone said

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Wow you’re just a star Well okay a star

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next What are you you will do there was a

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piano club and it actually

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started with the piano club. Here you are in this

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Palace of Pioneers Yes, the Palace of Pioneers and

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schoolchildren and you were sent to this club,

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I understand correctly, yes, but there was no piano at home, my

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dad bought it for me in the first year

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through some kind of broken Red

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October of some shaggy year that

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sounded disgusting but it was happiness

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And only then when we decided at the family

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council that we would go to the

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State Tax Service School Although everyone around said it was

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impossible This is it and I’m saying now it doesn’t

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happen like that It doesn’t happen it happens But we

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decided and my dad, my mom, my

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piano teacher Sofia Yurievna

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and I started studying Like the Damned for

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many many hours and my dad bought me a

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Petrov. This is such a small cabinet

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instrument but very tight. That is, if

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you learned to play on this Petrov the sound

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then when you sit down on any instrument, it’s

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easy for you to play because the keyboard is very

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tight, so I studied, I studied for

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weeks, wanting it honestly. Well, of course, it was

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from under the stick, my dad set me a plan of 6

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hours a day, and I ended up with 6 hours - This is

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almost a full working day yes, that

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is, you come to school and this and everything else

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I don’t understand that it’s 6 o’clock Yeah, and you can

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sit there for an hour and just

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pretend that you’re studying And your head

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will be somewhere far away and dad Comes home from

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work and says how much you’ve been studying But

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that’s the point something else I did

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privately, that is, my dad got money

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from somewhere, money Yes, not a small amount of

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money, music lessons were very expensive,

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but they were private regularly and I understood that

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I had an increased responsibility if they were

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investing money in me now; moreover, my

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dad had another good thing he

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called the head of the school and said

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Yuri Fomich. My daughter will enter the

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Gnesin school, so unfortunately

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she won’t be able to appear at school

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regularly, that is, my dad immediately

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smeared me, smeared me. Dada, what a good fellow. And

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how did you act? It was so

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exciting, I was drying up during

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My mouth was churning, the excitement was terrible,

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of course, but it was surprising. I still don’t

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understand how, but I did. This is

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the absence of childhood. Oh, then I caught up, and it

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hit me later. That is, I

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finished the game, that is, Well, I don’t

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know, at the age of twenty you are studying Yes,

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I understand correctly, you’ve been teaching for 20 years. I’ve

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already graduated from the Gnessin School and started

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studying pop-jazz vocals

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because in the same way at the Council. We

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decided that dad asked: What do you want to

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do and who do you see yourself next,

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baby? I tell dad, well, I

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won’t be a pianist. He says I already understood And how And

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why did he understand it, after all, in order to

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become a pianist you need not

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fanaticism, but a calling, you need to do

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just this, breathe only this and live

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only this, I already somewhere at 16-17 began

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to understand that I need more I’m

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interested in different types of music, and

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it turns out that modern music is so

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cool, and it’s still Aghan Sebastian Bach.

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This is my favorite composer. I understand, but

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there’s a wind lepton, for example, there’s Muslim

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Magomayev, who also has an academic

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education. And there’s Anna German. Well,

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dad already knew which way the wind was blowing. and

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says Well, what do you want to sing, I say I want,

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yeah, he says Well, let’s go and brought me to the

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pop-jazz school, in fact,

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Dad led me right there and the

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exact same classes began for money, for

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dad’s money, I got into a class with Tatyana

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Nikolaevna Markovich was a genius

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teacher She instilled in me the most

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basic basics of understanding the profession That is,

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she immediately explained How much a pound is worth,

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explained why you go on stage

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And why do you go on stage well,

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to

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give Sergei

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Golan there are few people like you, here are the wives who

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have time and some to do a very important

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necessary thing and at the same time Family of children

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is such a rare

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example today when a person

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manages to do everything and does everything with soul and it’s

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not a burden, that’s what makes her such a

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distinctive feature, it seems to me that she’s

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quite natural on stage

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another thing is that she starts to glow

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when she sings. This is of course And when you

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hear her voice, this is probably

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her distinctive feature of her performances. Well,

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then a girl with a guitar is

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always great. She always sang about the most

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important things, she sang about love, about sadness, about

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sadness about the joys about the human soul Well,

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about good and evil If we somehow

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summarize all this and the fact that now she

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is doing her songs for the last

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two or three years, so to speak, this is her pain in

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relation to what is happening to her

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worries for And for the people for our

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fighters Anechka dear,

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so that you have enough strength

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and health for everything you do Thank you

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very much I love Sergei so much I love Sergei So much

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like a boy and like a human being, this is the general

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story of the ninety-second year, my

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girlfriends and I Walking through the department store A Lanin

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already because of everyone, I want to say that he is already

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such a star and we love his songs and the

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girls and I with our school friends

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at the Ver Magu festival and suddenly my girlfriend is

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talking about Anka, look ahead, a man is

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walking just like Lanin’s hair, like

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Galanin’s And at that moment he turns around

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and it’s Lanin, he felt so ashamed, but he was

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probably pleased to be recognized from

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behind and now, many years later, hearing

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these words from Sergei in his address is

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worth a lot. Yes, he said Sergei that

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you are a girl with a guitar and a guitar Where

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did Yuta come from Anyuta means to me how

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it seemed to a professional pianist that

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playing the guitar Well, yes, they’re playing in the yard. It’s

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all easy, well, master the guitar. Well,

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if I want, I’ll do it on my own. Yes, we flew to

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Syria;

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there are backing tracks with

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phonograms under which you can sing

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a microphone, in my opinion they even took some kind of

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we come and go to the site I’m right And

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where is the go equipment

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Well, Palmyra is broken there It’s scary, they’re

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just talking about the socket and I

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felt a feeling of burning shame

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because now I need to sing in front of the fighters

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Well, what about the Capella? Well, one song, two songs,

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Three. I was counting on a concert, what should I

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do? And with me are the guys Seryozha

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Kurenkov, who plays a great

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guitar and Seryozha was on horseback because

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he played He was with a guitar Yes, I thought

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ayyyyyyyyyyy

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received from the universe, let me

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start studying, mother deer is natural, then

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as they say, it’s in each of us

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and somehow I came to Moscow

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somehow Well, somehow dadada I then then then and then there’s

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a pandemic, I think, well It’s probably the

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right time to work now so that I can

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master it in about three months or four. Well, then the concert. Yes, okay,

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I picked up the guitar and learned a

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colossal lesson. I remembered Tatya

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Nikolaevna who said that you need to

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plow, this is the hardest instrument to

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master. Especially when you are 40 A

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As a musician, I can also hear the mess very well and I

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play a chord with my fingers, which they do

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n’t understand yet, as well as I hear this

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mess and it infuriates me and it gets even

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worse and becomes even scarier, I understand

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perfectly well Yes, in general, thanks to my mother

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who endured endless hours your

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exercise yes yes during the day at night but this

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saved me because during the pandemic

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we could have gone crazy, we were without work and

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when I played my

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first solo concert with a guitar six months later, I suddenly

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felt such happiness from understanding

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my true purpose, and

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finally I have in the hands of an instrument on

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which you can convey What about dad,

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who taught vocals?

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Dad actually dreamed that I would be a jazz

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singer and I took lessons from Yuri

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Sergeevich Saulsky in the

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composition class, studied with Yuri Nikolaevich

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Chugunov, jazz harmony

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didn’t work out, or everything worked out,

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and it seemed like nothing it was, but I once

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heard African-Americans sing

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Kalinka-Malinka in Russian to

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understand the lack of organics. Yes, and to

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understand how funny it sounds, you need

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this. Once I heard it, I heard it was

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a disaster. Yes, that’s about the same way I sang

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jazz and about the same way I played it. Oh,

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by the way. Dad generally said Let's

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go to study at Berkeley in America

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My God he is a Holy man what is his name

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Vladimir Ivanovich Vladimir Ivanovich we

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applaud you from the whole studio all the spectators on the

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TV Arut M this is a rare father

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rare

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rare the most striking in this story what is

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humanly with me It was difficult

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to have a relationship with him because we are

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the same, we are both stubborn. Yes, I did

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n’t go to Berkeley School. I already understood then

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that if I break away from my homeland and

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I’m there, I’m a stranger, I won’t do anything there, and my

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friends told me that you’re crazy or

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something. They give me the opportunity to study there,

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and I refused, and dad, of course, from the

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carriers of this jazz culture, yes, yes,

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dad then, apparently,

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he was so upset about it and waved his hand. Well, as if it’s

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your business, that’s not all. Now you

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applauded dad. There’s also this whole

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history Well, in the dashing

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nineties, my dad earned money for the

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capital to create my first

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album, that is, my dad gave me an amount

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that was quite enough to

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record an album, and with very

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serious musicians, create two

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video clips, provide support for all this.

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So I created everything, recorded it,

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provided support and dad didn’t like it at all, was it

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already a group Utah or not yet it

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was already a group Utah That is, you created this

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group in order to record this album,

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yes, well, that is, I created myself

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in order to go on stage and say

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hello Here I am and dad, what Well,

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dad said, well, somehow, you know,

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Anyut says, somehow, all this is somehow, well, it’s not mine,

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you know, it’s not mine, let’s have jazz, I

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say, Dad, well, jazz is not for sale, he

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says, and from now on, we have it

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started hard for him. Of course I wanted

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to please my dad, of course, of course he did. I

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categorically didn’t like what

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I liked, but I didn’t really like what

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he liked, and we compared our

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points of view,

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and mom must be given credit, mom looked

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at it. BC How did she have the patience?

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us is a balancer, my mother generally loved

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you both, but that’s not the right word, my dad

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liked you. In the end,

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Utah, at what point did he appreciate you in the

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sixteenth year, when I had my

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first solo concert on the federal

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TV channel, he watched it, I think, well,

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now he’ll call and

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say, he suddenly calls and says Listen,

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I liked it. I say, okay, he

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says and he started telling me how much

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he liked it. I think God, I must be

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dreaming about this. This is the story of

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Marina dev Marie, firstly, she is an incredibly

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decent person, and secondly, due to her

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professional qualities, I have known Utah for a long time

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as an artist and as a singer and as a

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composer She has long been let’s say so, yes

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But as a popular singer she has come a

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long way, a difficult one, and I am glad that

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now, firstly, she is a sought-after

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artist, she is a sought-after composer, she is

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the Leader of her team, she learned to play the

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guitar, that is she is professional

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anyway, one way or another, she is

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growing and developing all the time, she is a fantastic

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mother and how she has enough 24 hours a day. I

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don’t know how a touring mother is, but she has

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everything in her hands and of course her attitude towards her

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elders is laziness towards her mother in general, towards

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old people this, of course, evokes great

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respect, she is holistic, she is a person, she is a

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woman, despite all her

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strength. Yes, she is a small, fragile girl. I

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can’t even call her a woman, she is a girl,

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she is a hooligan, who can be at the same

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time, with all this, a very strict

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leader, a fair person and

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probably these are the Qualities that I

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just named, they overlap with us,

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so we are very close to her in this

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situation

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[applause]

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[music]

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in order for a group to become

00:19:39

popular you need to put in endless

00:19:42

effort, you need to give concerts,

00:19:44

you need radio, you need television, you need to

00:19:46

give interviews, how is that all start That

00:19:50

is, what needs to be done Well,

00:19:53

love, you can’t live otherwise, you really

00:19:56

like this, this is all, to

00:19:59

promote you need to constantly create

00:20:02

new songs Utah is a Universe and it’s

00:20:05

so harmoniously created that in

00:20:09

our Universe, in principle, we don’t envy it,

00:20:11

by and large everything is going so smoothly

00:20:14

in her life, in principle,

00:20:16

this strong-willed spirit that is inside Yes,

00:20:18

it helps her conquer everything and she

00:20:21

continues her path through the thorns to the stars

00:20:24

and this can be seen, this is reflected in the songs

00:20:27

that in fact any artist, like a

00:20:29

person, can be characterized specifically in terms of

00:20:31

songs and first of all, I would like to

00:20:33

say that she is wonderful, in

00:20:35

fact a professional in her field of

00:20:37

words and music and tact and performance and

00:20:40

everything in which she actually differs

00:20:43

from many others, her voice is gentle,

00:20:46

soulful, the most important thing that I would

00:20:48

like to say about it’s a woman’s voice.

00:20:50

I like the toughness in her.

00:20:52

But she has such a firm

00:20:54

hand, so to speak. Yes, you need to do it like this

00:20:56

guys, well, you need to do it like this, but

00:20:59

she’s great

00:21:01

in general, super, there’s no other way to

00:21:04

say it, and performing solo means

00:21:07

starting everything first I’ll say this and

00:21:11

writing every new song is also starting

00:21:14

all over again every new song - It’s like

00:21:16

starting from scratch, like starting over again. As

00:21:18

for concert practice, there was a moment

00:21:21

when I lost my form, it was connected

00:21:24

with a tragic personal story, I lost

00:21:29

my husband and he left in the very in the prime of life

00:21:32

It was a shock. For everyone, it was a very

00:21:33

difficult condition for him, both emotional

00:21:37

and physical, and it was as if he was slowly

00:21:40

fading away, fading away, but no one

00:21:42

could even imagine that this could

00:21:46

end in death. What a nightmare. After

00:21:49

that, I was left alone with three small

00:21:54

children and something needs to be done,

00:21:58

how small were the children? How old were they? And my

00:22:00

son was three and the girls were a year old, there

00:22:03

was still a baby there, listen, it’s

00:22:06

a disaster, my husband - This is Oleg

00:22:08

Osipov, a famous director and producer of the

00:22:12

TV series Soldiers, one of the producers and us we

00:22:15

met him thanks to my song,

00:22:17

he liked it, oh the song is wonderful.

00:22:20

Everyone likes it. Thank you. And he took her to the

00:22:22

series and then suggested, let’s

00:22:24

write it to order and then let’s do it again, and

00:22:26

then he suggested getting married. I was

00:22:29

very happy with him. We quarreled for 7 years.

00:22:33

only two times we quarreled very sharply

00:22:36

Well, two times I left the stage. I immersed myself in the

00:22:41

children and understood that one day they

00:22:44

would grow up a little and I would return, of course, and

00:22:47

this was the moment. One day he put it off,

00:22:49

put it off, put it off, I wrote some

00:22:51

songs and folded it up. Well, where did I put it off for a

00:22:54

year? with this of yours Well, I

00:22:57

thought that probably my son

00:22:59

will go to school, for example, there are girls there, well, there are

00:23:01

already four Well, you can little by little, yes And

00:23:05

then what happened happened, everyone knew

00:23:08

that Oleg is omnipotent, he can do anything for

00:23:12

him, nothing is impossible and he will definitely

00:23:14

overcome it condition Moreover,

00:23:16

he is such a soldier by nature. He

00:23:18

held on occasionally, he showed that it was

00:23:20

hard for him, but then he pulled himself together and went

00:23:23

to work and the doctors said that it was his heart.

00:23:26

Now I look at Tolik, his

00:23:29

eldest son, but this is some kind of Clone

00:23:31

man He also ties his shoelaces, he

00:23:33

also eats soup, Oh, he even

00:23:36

gestures, and yes, how did you start to

00:23:39

pull yourself together? Utah Well, I

00:23:42

shook my fists, so to speak, and said it like with a guitar.

00:23:46

Well, I’m now 3 months old. Now I’m now now

00:23:48

now now 3 months old. I

00:23:50

’ll do everything Well, this is probably what saved me,

00:23:52

by and large, to get into shape in 3 months.

00:23:55

Well, I don’t know anyone like that, and I

00:23:59

went on stage right away, I started singing, and

00:24:02

my voice Bach refused, I think, well, I

00:24:05

probably need to do something stronger for now.

00:24:08

porous then that I’m

00:24:12

doing well, that I’m holding up well, that I don’t

00:24:14

shed tears, that I’m strong, that I don’t get

00:24:18

on the children’s nerves Yes, and I can

00:24:21

overcome this and, in general, outwardly no one

00:24:24

notices anything, then my friends

00:24:27

tell me that you, of course, were in a terrible

00:24:29

state It was kind of obvious, but

00:24:32

cheer up. Well, my mother taught me to cheer up,

00:24:35

and at some point I received

00:24:38

a call from my good friend Alexei

00:24:42

Likha, he says Listen, we have a series here

00:24:44

soon While the village is sleeping and the heroes are the

00:24:48

Cossacks, the Cossacks and we need the title

00:24:50

song but you know, it should be so

00:24:54

multi, it needs to have chanson and

00:24:57

it needs to be pop music, but with

00:25:00

elements of

00:25:02

rock and roll. Wow, a task Well, you

00:25:04

Barin set the tasks as Gorin wrote with

00:25:07

soul, so that it must be about

00:25:10

love and not

00:25:12

fate let's listen to what happened

00:25:15

it's straight

00:25:17

[music]

00:25:22

interesting the sun Yes the bright white

00:25:26

burns oh nights dark to the heat

00:25:31

embraces the heart to the girlish you

00:25:36

spoke Oh mother mummy Yes I don’t know how to

00:25:40

take My beloved fly like the free

00:25:47

wind Cossack blood Yes your horse rona

00:25:55

my beloved absolutely folk per absolutely

00:25:59

simple,

00:26:00

ah, I struggled with my egoism, which means at

00:26:05

first it was I who wrote the words and I

00:26:07

wrote the music, yes, it’s me, and what is it that

00:26:09

people think that she’s the People’s egoism? It’s

00:26:11

rushing inside, he says, it’s me, I, the

00:26:14

author, me. Well, what am I Well, if people thought

00:26:20

that it was folk Well, be kind, thank me,

00:26:25

of course, how is film music written in general,

00:26:27

what do you need to do to do this, read

00:26:29

the script, talk to the director, go

00:26:32

see the location, that is, what needs to be

00:26:34

done, first you need to meet with

00:26:36

the producer because, as a rule, this

00:26:38

production film and the producer

00:26:41

tells what What is the

00:26:44

focus of who the viewer gives the script

00:26:48

You read talks about the heroes And

00:26:51

for each hero you need to create your own

00:26:53

theme, they just tell you or you have to

00:26:56

see them if at the moment there is

00:26:58

footage and you can see it, that’s

00:27:00

good What if no, he completes the drawing in

00:27:03

his head and then you sit down, you fall in love with

00:27:06

these characters and you start listening to how they

00:27:10

can sound in your head, I always write in my head.

00:27:12

What kind of movie is interesting to you right now?

00:27:15

Honestly, yes, I want to. I’m a person who

00:27:18

wrote a lot for movies. I

00:27:22

actually don’t watch movies myself. first, I always worry a lot,

00:27:29

secondly, I’m so focused

00:27:31

on my inner life, to write music, you

00:27:34

have to listen to yourself all the time, this is a

00:27:36

state of peace that should be there, and I

00:27:39

take care of this inner world of mine, I

00:27:42

don’t have the resource to watch anything

00:27:49

else Utah In my opinion this is one of the best

00:27:53

artists on the stage today, simply

00:27:59

underestimated for some incomprehensible reason, this is a person

00:28:02

with a completely unique

00:28:04

timbre, unique charisma, penetrating

00:28:07

power and persuasiveness, and this

00:28:09

persuasiveness works both when she sings

00:28:11

and when she begins to talk,

00:28:15

this very specific

00:28:17

Ural rocker timbre of her voice and the

00:28:22

ability to control her speech, she is a very

00:28:26

sincere person.

00:28:28

And it is difficult to hide from the viewer’s

00:28:32

gaze Anya’s weakness is that she is a

00:28:35

real beautiful, intelligent Russian

00:28:39

woman, as defenseless as so

00:28:42

many women. She has to

00:28:45

independently drag a family of three children;

00:28:49

otherwise, she is a very integral person,

00:28:51

very smart convinced A very

00:28:55

noticeable figure both

00:28:58

on our stage and in public I am not

00:29:01

afraid of this word of life and she

00:29:03

really turned into a leader of

00:29:06

public opinion although she did not set

00:29:08

herself such a task, she simply did

00:29:10

what her heart told her people like Anya are

00:29:13

very

00:29:15

needed today Thank you for today interesting

00:29:19

In the sense of the work and creativity of your

00:29:23

personal inner, it’s interesting just the

00:29:27

songs and the concert realization of your

00:29:30

gift. This is perhaps the main thing, at some

00:29:32

point you come to the understanding that you do not

00:29:35

have the right to waste your energy on

00:29:39

various interesting projects, whether

00:29:41

it’s related to the theater or poetry or

00:29:43

something else, I am a musician by purpose,

00:29:46

first of all, and I have been given

00:29:48

the opportunity to create songs, sing, live

00:29:52

with a guitar, and I am obliged to do this. That

00:29:56

is, I do not have the right to stray from this

00:29:58

path, the most important thing is that there is a response. I am

00:30:02

very grateful to my listeners for

00:30:05

sincere response I hope that everything will be

00:30:07

fine, I want us to listen to a

00:30:10

piece of the song now

00:30:14

[music]

00:30:19

Live wherever the road leads in the middle of the

00:30:23

seven

00:30:24

seas There is in the sky Yes, I follow her and

00:30:31

with the stroke of a pen I spin my

00:30:35

spindle to go somewhere I ca

00:30:39

n’t see anyway die my melancholy

00:30:43

break the salty wave and the star fell

00:30:50

piercing the silence I know this path to the

00:30:54

depths where you can’t see any ski

00:30:58

[music]

00:31:00

You know, I don’t really agree with the masses

00:31:03

that your main

00:31:06

problem is that you are a woman Yes, I don’t

00:31:08

really agree But a fight is not a

00:31:11

woman’s business at all. And you get involved in it,

00:31:27

as she will inspire her man,

00:31:30

so he will protect Her and in fact

00:31:33

she provides him with an

00:31:36

emotional rear. And this is very important and this

00:31:39

applies not just to the woman of a specific

00:31:42

wife who belongs to a specific

00:31:44

husband. This generally applies of all the women

00:31:47

who live today in the situation in

00:31:49

which we find ourselves. The task of a woman is

00:31:52

to bring kindness, the beauty of women, they say

00:31:56

two tasks: in general, to be beautiful and

00:31:58

to tell a man that he is great, it is a

00:32:00

woman who can bring society to

00:32:03

agreement; we do not need to

00:32:05

look for the truth so much as learn to live in harmony.

00:32:08

This is a woman’s task. That's what I want to ask

00:32:11

you three children, they are all young

00:32:14

little monkeys Well, now you already know

00:32:16

I'm a mother of three teenagers

00:32:19

What do you like to do together? We've been

00:32:22

talking a lot lately, which means

00:32:24

everyone's schedule is wow, we're all busy and someone's

00:32:28

helping us mom My mother helps me a lot. Mom

00:32:30

lives with me. Mom is the person with whom

00:32:32

I consult on all the key points. I

00:32:34

understand perfectly well. That is, she

00:32:36

knows everything, she is always right,

00:32:38

and in the evening I’m not a teacher, I do the wrong thing

00:32:42

because after 12:00 I have to

00:32:45

sleep, but sometimes I come home late

00:32:48

children sometimes just came from training,

00:32:50

they need to do their homework and we need to

00:32:53

talk. Uh-huh. And we sit down and start

00:32:56

talking,

00:32:57

they tell something about themselves. I

00:33:00

partially tell about myself. We

00:33:03

[music]

00:33:05

philosophize, persistent in all life

00:33:09

situations, and suddenly I realized that in her

00:33:12

14 years she never

00:33:16

complained about anything. And then suddenly I

00:33:19

understand that Katya, then Katya never

00:33:22

complained either, she never said that

00:33:25

she felt bad, sad, insulting in the context of the fact

00:33:29

that someone is to blame for this, she said

00:33:32

let’s say It’s hard for me, but no one has ever

00:33:35

been to blame for this. Well, they like you,

00:33:38

yes, but they are better than me, and what do you like

00:33:41

to do when you don’t have to do anything? Here

00:33:43

you are, we like to go to the bathhouse, which

00:33:46

means first we persuade grandma

00:33:48

grandma Come with us This the ritual is like this

00:33:50

She says Yes, I don’t like it, we say Yes, let’s

00:33:52

go You don’t even have any idea

00:33:53

whether you have a bathhouse on your property or your own yes

00:33:57

Pou used to say grandma took about 7 minutes with a pono,

00:33:59

she refused everything first means the first

00:34:02

point then we go to the bathhouse And so that's where the

00:34:06

most frank conversations begin,

00:34:09

the children are already waiting for when it will come. That

00:34:11

very day, that's what concerns the bathhouse,

00:34:14

then we love to cook together in the

00:34:16

old way. So, in the Soviet way, we

00:34:18

always have soup at home, that's the second thing. Well,

00:34:21

somehow because Let's put it Yes, we rarely go out and

00:34:26

I'll say right away That is, I'm not an

00:34:28

exemplary mother here. We rarely go to the theaters

00:34:31

lately because it's just scary to load.

00:34:34

But when we go to the theaters, I

00:34:39

always roar with delight, which means it

00:34:42

starts right up, and my son

00:34:45

looked at me for a long time again. What? it’s like

00:34:49

daughters are like that, mom Why are you crying

00:34:53

and suddenly that moment came, we went to the NM

00:34:57

son, it

00:34:58

struck him, so he left the

00:35:01

performance and said I won’t go to the theater anymore

00:35:04

because the

00:35:06

experience was so strong, and that is, he also

00:35:09

let me in tear I say Well, great to our

00:35:11

club I understand, thank you very much,

00:35:15

my dear Anita Yuta, I wish you Conversations

00:35:19

Conversations with children,

00:35:21

conversations with loved ones, conversations with producers,

00:35:24

conversations with colleagues And I wish you

00:35:26

the beauty for which you are fighting and that

00:35:29

your struggle leads to results

00:35:33

so that in fact, this is very important. I am with

00:35:36

you, I feel the desire for beauty,

00:35:39

that you will be able to bring the world at least some

00:35:42

part of it to beauty,

00:35:45

I wish you good songs, real

00:35:47

friends, delicious food and that everything is as

00:35:51

it should be. Thank you very much

00:35:58

[ music]

00:36:00

Yuta talks about very important things in her songs

00:36:01

and she does it in a

00:36:04

beautifully touching and easy way, which means

00:36:07

that she became an artist for a reason because

00:36:10

not everyone knows how to talk about complex things

00:36:13

so that it gets to the heart

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