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who come to the concert if not00:00:04
Maxim Fadeev's last post is00:00:06
I would be a very good association00:00:08
I don’t even understand what propaganda is00:00:10
lgbt this is the law you blink turne00:00:13
said my opinion not victory00:00:15
these ones are really huge00:00:17
the funds that are invested I would very much like00:00:19
I wanted them to be given to our veterans00:00:20
Jew is an admission restriction00:00:23
call itching and so on crane let you be00:00:26
I wish my car would make your solo jealous00:00:29
career I don't feel it right now00:00:31
energy flow that was00:00:33
pay attention who Masha Zaitseva is sleeping with guys00:00:37
There is smoke without fire, believe me00:00:39
romantic relationship00:00:42
favorite topic husband and wife00:00:46
kiss this one here you are friends00:00:48
you see, I don’t let go of my hands right now00:00:50
infant you00:00:52
[music]00:01:06
friends, I came to see Masha Zaitseva and00:01:08
soloists of group 2 Masha home to her parents00:01:14
I already know that I joined the army00:01:18
Maria dear hold it00:01:20
[music]00:01:27
thank you, I'm with the cake, hello00:01:30
hello this is A major mountain from00:01:32
laura very nice okay we can too00:01:35
come on, of course you all come in guys00:01:37
let's go coffee coffee god yes you and00:01:41
a hospitable home and immediately a cat year00:01:43
of course hello development this is Danil00:01:47
Semyonich of this level is my dad00:01:49
Hello Hello00:01:51
cool parents you can already feel it00:01:53
energy, well, I don’t know what’s later00:01:57
on what do you usually choose guests?00:02:00
guest americano can00:02:02
I understand correctly that we are in that00:02:04
Grandfather's apartment here grew to an apartment00:02:07
what this kitchen actually looked like00:02:11
looked a little different she was smaller00:02:14
because there was a zone not divided00:02:17
like now this is separate and there were them00:02:19
two there is it was narrow but it never00:02:22
didn't stop the huge one from getting in here00:02:24
the number of people here is about 20 people00:02:27
in general00:02:28
danced or smoked yes yes yes and00:02:32
I never felt like a child00:02:34
this one is what little big what00:02:37
child it always seems that everything00:02:39
there were communal apartments here, that is00:02:42
it was already with me that the room came to us and00:02:46
this is exactly the room that was00:02:48
mine and now she has become with Andre on I am there00:02:51
there lived a beautiful woman named Elena00:02:54
Konstantin, that is, it turns out they survived00:02:56
in a communal apartment until sometime before00:02:58
twelve to somewhere until eleven to00:03:00
your 1 is given well and how it was00:03:04
feelings from childhood memories00:03:06
somehow it bothered me for years in general00:03:09
then it probably didn’t bother my parents00:03:11
Of course it would be more comfortable here00:03:15
there were no strangers we have00:03:16
a wonderful woman can be the other way around00:03:19
it was fun that there was something other than00:03:22
parents and besides this it was possible with00:03:25
communicate with someone, tell us a little about00:03:27
I wave to the little one she was she was00:03:29
obedient or vice versa, a hooligan no00:03:31
Masha was never a hooligan, she was00:03:35
she's a charming, wonderful girl00:03:38
rather it was a little closed and00:03:41
the very, very childhood is difficult for me even00:03:43
tell me also how she lived without us00:03:46
sense00:03:50
she00:03:51
for about a year she mostly lived with my00:03:54
parents and we came to her on Wednesday00:03:58
and she visited Saturday and Sunday00:04:00
the ships were taken away, I'll explain, the parents of the doctors00:04:02
they worked from morning to evening or were on duty00:04:04
that's why I'm looking for a dissertation candidate, my mother wrote00:04:08
here are the illuminated daughters00:04:11
and by the way, Masha had an idea then00:04:15
I was very worried that she couldn’t see00:04:16
she said I would never become parents00:04:19
doctor because I want to be with my00:04:22
child and this is the result00:04:32
I won't be a doctor00:04:34
who will you be I will be an actress one wife00:04:37
it is too00:04:39
like when Masha came and00:04:42
talked about some of her problems00:04:43
experiences that's what you sometimes experience00:04:46
first people became interested in music like this00:04:49
age I remember how she wrote down on00:04:51
the cassette was not an idol, Madonna was not for me00:04:54
I really like it00:04:56
because I still grew up in such a00:05:01
class you we occupy classical00:05:03
music my grandmother is a pianist00:05:05
I graduated from St. Petersburg00:05:08
conservatory and when in our house00:05:10
didn't sound like madonna to me00:05:13
started a jar and grew up a jazz machine00:05:17
because we love jazz very much and we have00:05:20
at home everything was always playing jazz and Masha started00:05:23
Even then, as a child, she recorded herself00:05:26
I put something there, I’m not angry anymore00:05:29
well, a sense of duty in general, all this00:05:32
modern music at that time and00:05:35
then things started to get really bad for me00:05:38
difficult trials because00:05:40
Masha really wanted to go further openly00:05:44
I said that I like music00:05:46
I want to be00:05:47
this is just what I want to do with00:05:50
early salt and gave bad but we need more00:05:53
take into account this was the 90s and00:05:56
the situation was so unsafe00:06:00
exactly in the sphere00:06:02
formed new groups and so on and00:06:05
so on to which group but this is us already00:06:07
let's walk completely survived, burned here, yes no00:06:10
It wasn't 2000, it was 97, that's me Masha00:06:14
Do you know why00:06:15
I wanted to lead to something like here we are00:06:18
Everyone was discussing you and Masha had one like this00:06:21
I had the impulse to join the same group, of course00:06:24
terrified but I heard yes I heard00:06:27
the radio didn't even know that these were arrows00:06:28
I heard a recruiting announcement on the radio00:06:30
means in some group or not even00:06:33
I remember either V.G. by the way, several years00:06:36
I was 15 years old, I didn’t go there at first00:06:39
we were talking about the group, it was just that00:06:41
here's some kind of music competition and00:06:43
I actually went to the music festival00:06:46
she auditioned in ramen00:06:48
then as it turned out it was00:06:51
audition for the group arrows although I00:06:53
went there as generally separate units and00:06:56
as far as I remember this is the first time00:06:58
I went there and they told me that you gave us00:07:00
come on you need in my opinion you'll quit00:07:02
It’s not easy for me to come home, this is it00:07:04
interesting point and says that00:07:07
my name is such and such a group I'm bad00:07:11
I imagined what kind of group this was, but it’s like this00:07:13
How is she underage? Dad and I00:07:16
must sign a contract00:07:18
she should quit school in general decision00:07:21
behind us00:07:22
nightmare so what00:07:25
Well, I explained everything, this and that00:07:29
that you need to finish school but that's all00:07:31
I heard this yes yes to this hash or you00:07:35
they did it right and she subconsciously understood00:07:37
that this is not really mine00:07:40
second moment of anxiety as then in00:07:45
conclusion of the conversation I said we00:07:47
we'll sign all the documents right away00:07:49
the decision will be yours but I will00:07:52
warned that maybe ta ta ta ta00:07:54
ta ta and then she refused00:08:01
live before I continue watching00:08:03
this issue be sure to subscribe00:08:05
ring the bell right now00:08:08
to be the first to know about new releases00:08:10
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Which guest would you like to see our00:08:20
new releases and now let's go back00:08:22
to our interview and we don’t know why Masha00:08:25
started singing solo, did the group break up?00:08:27
2 Masha why did you decide to talk about00:08:29
depression as well as the strength of the family and00:08:32
why does she think it's genocide?00:08:33
is happening right now but I will definitely00:08:36
watch the interview to the end there you are00:08:38
there's a surprise waiting for you00:08:43
I have this category called00:08:45
interactive wheel of life I tell you00:08:48
I name different areas of life and you say00:08:51
how many points do you think they have?00:08:53
you now00:08:55
let's start but let's try health 9 9 900:09:00
9 out of 10 you feel right now00:09:02
healthy as much as possible but here's 1 point oishi00:09:05
it’s not enough and you can tell it to me00:09:08
reminded me then 8 yes I have it00:09:10
really not fully installed yet00:09:12
I recently had a terrible thing happen to me00:09:14
lost my voice this is the first time with me00:09:16
happened throughout my entire life00:09:18
singing practice which I have had since 200300:09:21
I've literally had it for years00:09:23
disappeared, that is, I could not talk00:09:25
I kind of had a retreat this00:09:27
you know when people shouldn't say they00:09:30
they are silent, I had this kind of vow00:09:32
silence00:09:33
in ashrams they are yes yes yes yes yes only00:09:35
I had a scar actually in Moscow I didn't00:09:38
I could say I've really changed00:09:40
timber I went00:09:42
I learned in different procedures to the phoniator00:09:45
that there is not only one like this00:09:47
profession as background lunch in na pit it00:09:50
specialist recommended for you00:09:52
special exercises you should00:09:54
make the ligaments begin to improve00:09:57
work in general there is a whole scheme00:09:58
a huge number of medications but I'm in00:10:01
for a moment I was just scared, that is00:10:03
so I say again I will repeat that00:10:04
I've never had anything like this in my life00:10:06
because I realized that the voice was behaving00:10:09
in a very unusual way here even00:10:11
when he recovered I could00:10:13
I'm talking00:10:14
felt that I couldn't do it too00:10:16
own like before he doesn't like me00:10:18
he's mobile, I'm not so resilient, I'm not so resilient00:10:21
I can't hit those notes with ease00:10:24
which should take the hem that00:10:27
happened why as you know I don't know00:10:30
I don't know because to say that00:10:32
for example, before this I had some kind of00:10:34
I don’t know, sore throat or severe cold or00:10:37
before that it was kind of hellish for example00:10:39
tour schedule I can’t do the usual00:10:42
the rhythm is like this and the doctors stipulated things00:10:44
what could have caused this00:10:47
popular opinion is psychosomatic but to me00:10:49
it seems possible now00:10:51
afraid to speak or say or00:10:55
you can’t pronounce it or whatever00:10:57
some kind of stress like this00:10:59
if psychosomatics but it would help you00:11:02
she said that the problems with her voice were caused by00:11:04
that you didn’t say something something that you00:11:07
you want to say commune but not00:11:09
I’m expressing this and this may make you feel like this00:11:12
maybe well no I think I'm in00:11:14
basically when there is some problem00:11:15
arises because I’m just trying00:11:17
to say it seems to me that this is important00:11:19
generally friendly in all respects00:11:22
family needs to be said so here00:11:24
to say that I have something like that right in myself00:11:26
our probably I can't family and friends00:11:30
and for some reason this is in the same category00:11:31
goes 10 10 10 and in this part everything is fine00:11:37
you are a good friend somehow the article itself00:11:39
good friend and I have very good ones00:11:41
friends, I'm a happy person because00:11:44
I think that true friendship is strong00:11:47
In general, a very rare occurrence and my friendship00:11:50
she has a lot of experience, they are very friends00:11:54
my girls with whom we have been since school00:11:57
friends are the people I can name00:11:59
part of your family, that is, it’s absolutely00:12:00
such unconditional love is the most00:12:04
the effect of my friends is attributed to00:12:06
family yes yes these are very close people but00:12:09
if, after all, we are not talking about friends of this00:12:12
is part of your family00:12:14
my family includes mom dad daughter sandra00:12:20
my ex-husband is sandrine ass on with him00:12:23
excellent attitude towards money and Alexey00:12:25
goman godmother sandra glasses sasha dahl00:12:29
lead singer of the group fruit and in fact00:12:31
these are my friends and I also have aunts00:12:33
uncles, nephews and nieces, and Masha00:12:37
Masha is part of my creative family, that is00:12:39
ok in advance00:12:45
so we arrived at mash home, mash come on00:12:48
shows his apartment, as I understand it00:12:50
that we have no restrictions here00:12:53
no one has ever had a case of drying everything there00:12:55
friends, if you see where Masha lives00:12:58
hares00:12:59
proves escort well actually what00:13:03
this is my kitchen combined with the living room so00:13:06
first of all, when did you move I00:13:08
moved at the end of nineteen00:13:12
before that 20 and it was very00:13:16
funny situation00:13:17
before looking down on I rarely community something00:13:20
I'm sorry it was very difficult00:13:21
I really wanted a tour schedule00:13:23
get some sleep I say mom can you imagine00:13:25
I just made a repair so I want it00:13:27
enjoy your new apartment and stay here00:13:29
longer and baht for three months and00:13:36
wording00:13:37
[music]00:13:42
I realized a long time ago that it helps me00:13:45
saving time not a good plan good00:13:47
navigator navigator 2gis record holder00:13:50
this issue00:13:52
in the new version of the 2gis navigator it is very00:13:55
convenient overview of the route recently visited00:13:58
an additional minimap has appeared with its00:14:00
with help I can see the future00:14:02
section of the route to see where it will be00:14:04
turn or traffic jam and choose a convenient one for00:14:06
planning your trip is the first thing that saves you00:14:09
my busy schedule00:14:11
I need to urgently call for orders and for00:14:14
I don't have to rebuild mine00:14:16
main route but just add00:14:18
additional point on the map00:14:20
turn out the pouring can do without00:14:23
your phone needs water for a week00:14:27
charging 2gis you can enjoy the road00:14:30
without thinking where to park for me it's00:14:33
the navigator will do it again00:14:34
ability to include a layer with parking lots00:14:37
additionally it will show the price and locations00:14:39
Where is it forbidden to park your car?00:14:41
also saves time00:14:45
so thanks to the new functions of 2gis I00:14:48
I open it to do even an emergency00:14:49
my car is parked in a great location00:14:52
and in the end my day is planned exactly00:14:54
because I wanted to download application 200:14:56
guide at the link in the description00:14:59
[music]00:15:04
Well, what does the living room mean here, how often00:15:07
I was probably spending time here00:15:09
I spend part of my time in the kitchen and00:15:11
living room and here and accordingly can00:15:13
always waiting for me playing music this is my grandfather00:15:16
and the grandmother who raised you yes yes00:15:19
yes, I would spend my time with them00:15:21
I have a happy childhood00:15:24
incredible perfect very you exactly00:15:26
I put their photos here, yes I do00:15:29
for some reason I wanted them to be here next to me00:15:31
with the tool I had to help you00:15:33
yes, I think that in the moments when they are born00:15:37
songs and what do you have here00:15:39
specially lyrgiso worms watch oh but00:15:42
this is generally a separate topic I just00:15:44
I think this project guys is simple00:15:47
these are the memories I have in my life00:15:51
there are always some difficulties and00:15:53
almost from the last shooting pool I00:15:56
flew away from the fact that I was sick to the sight of this00:15:58
It was December, it was even on my channel00:16:02
I made a video about this video for me00:16:04
it was wildly offensive but nevertheless00:16:06
I was very supported and the jury of the project was very supportive00:16:10
thank them very much00:16:12
and the most important thing for me is the prize of course00:16:14
this is for audience sympathy, that is, me00:16:15
already the last two programs00:16:17
people participated and continued for me00:16:19
vote maxim averin I even remember00:16:22
maxim averin wow hurricane that too yes00:16:24
guys pilch are cool by the way the guys are in this00:16:28
season dynasty spiridonova my very00:16:31
love is so big now this is Masha00:16:33
Zaitsev which is unique what is00:16:35
incredible talent and enough00:16:37
the strict judge was like I was there while he00:16:40
He just praised you and didn’t say anything00:16:43
so incredibly excellent to me yes so00:16:46
bright button youtube button youtube button up00:16:51
time it's hot then it's hot but here bring everything00:16:54
the prizes are actually collected somewhere00:16:56
there's a golden gramophone lying there for me00:16:59
Here's what music TV is for you today00:17:01
day the most valuable prize oh I can't00:17:04
so to speak now maybe you00:17:07
I’ll probably not answer this one quite directly00:17:10
the question is not worth this prize for00:17:13
the most important thing for me is the audience00:17:15
who come to the concert that is00:17:17
such awards mean a lot to you00:17:19
nice no definitely it's very nice00:17:21
this is a sign of attention to creativity but it is not00:17:25
is always an indicator for example00:17:27
the quality of the music you stream00:17:30
I would say this doesn't equal this at all00:17:33
an indicator of some popularity in00:17:35
a certain period and period of time00:17:37
Isn’t it true, but definitely yes, it’s an indicator00:17:39
popularity but again, for example00:17:41
By the way, here we have a golden gramophone00:17:44
it turned out to be a barefoot song00:17:49
[music]00:17:55
but we got it like this and the song00:17:59
barefoot and mom I dance00:18:06
came out almost truer to steel00:18:09
popular that's right I'll say now00:18:11
in one period and on a golden gram background00:18:14
it was as if the two of them participated but could00:18:17
one song in total get 300 if00:18:19
they didn't go for the sake of I think there would have been two00:18:23
golden gramophone autosh of course songs00:18:25
Mom dancing on just tore me apart00:18:27
constantly in gardens and when people are somewhere00:18:29
they're going to take a break from Masha, yours are everywhere here00:18:31
songs is there a certain caricature00:18:33
after all, in all these musical00:18:36
competitions when someone is friends lies00:18:39
management, well, yes, well, I'll tell you this00:18:41
that I am very far from this, but I00:18:44
I think that of course it happens00:18:47
so you're not sitting straight at the ceremony00:18:49
look, they were given to me, I need to kill00:18:52
to some artist who is currently00:18:55
period of time especially wishing did happen00:18:57
that's how often this happens somehow but00:19:01
I've definitely been called several times00:19:04
some names are puzzling, but here they are00:19:07
some fair bonus for yours00:19:09
look to where they are awarded only00:19:10
really deservedly so because00:19:14
it's hard to judge when you're not there00:19:16
inside00:19:17
you can only top not from the inside and00:19:20
rahu you are in show business there00:19:22
work you should always watch if00:19:24
we are talking about a specific one00:19:26
music award but I know that those00:19:28
the awards we received are real00:19:31
well-deserved awards because we started00:19:33
your project without having anything at all except00:19:36
his talent and incredible passion for00:19:39
to our business and to what we want00:19:41
create create and create we didn’t have00:19:44
we really have nothing here, well, as it were00:19:45
financially panda and even even if00:19:48
watch your first clip which you00:19:50
Filmed on an iPhone, I think I'm barefoot00:19:53
you were filmed on your iPhone, no iPhone login00:19:57
it's been filmed for about an hour I'm afraid to say00:19:59
in general, someone took their labor from their hands00:20:01
a lot of I don't have you, which means they're barefoot00:20:04
that means it was another clip right away00:20:07
maybe four years ago on YouTube00:20:09
posted books about him barefoot there was no bass00:20:13
and which I filmed on his outfit, ours00:20:15
clip and somehow planned everything is equal00:20:18
1 million views dialogue on plowshares00:20:20
yes yes that is, this is a mouth video about salt00:20:23
where you and Masha give it means00:20:25
keep it like this, you can see Zhanna links00:20:28
some points and00:20:29
[music]00:20:34
you kind of look and think oh my god00:20:36
popular song clip here is really on00:20:39
on your knees you can tell him this and that00:20:41
then he immediately doesn’t care how00:20:44
maybe he gained popularity right away but00:20:46
over time and then a year later in May00:20:49
on Olga00:20:52
there are 225 million today yes00:20:54
and what better do you know what quantity you have00:20:56
we have views for today's date already00:20:58
I just stopped following it, well I00:21:00
right now there are no exact numbers in it00:21:01
would call it seems simple to me00:21:04
when it reaches 100 million00:21:05
after 100 you can already relax and00:21:07
understand that these are all, of course, some00:21:09
crazy numbers considering what we have00:21:11
there was nothing put in there to come out mmm00:21:14
and that is, at that moment we are even in00:21:15
basically didn’t know what it was00:21:17
exists and we had no resources00:21:19
some other than, again, yours00:21:21
the Internet and your social networks so that00:21:23
this is to be promoted and I do it myself00:21:25
sent to all editors means to00:21:27
Radio our song I actually like it00:21:30
part before received answers all the time about00:21:34
barefoot that this is not a format song and I00:21:36
I remember very well how I again decided to00:21:39
radio station send this song00:21:42
and wrote the text hello this is Maria00:21:45
group 2 masha I would like you to find00:21:49
time and once again drew attention to00:21:52
bass song and since we already have 7000:21:54
million views for this song and00:21:56
only when we hit 70 million00:21:58
views apparently like people00:22:00
reacted understood that but apparently00:22:02
format and I now think that a little00:22:06
this attitude has shifted00:22:08
editors for certain songs they00:22:10
just come in and see what00:22:11
the indicators are on the Internet my friend00:22:13
Polina Shkolnaya she told me00:22:16
a wonderful occasion, it's just in time00:22:19
when talking about that, I always say the phrase00:22:21
There is simply no smoke without fire00:22:24
turn it guys smoke without fire00:22:25
it happens, trust me, it’s simple and00:22:27
he was in my life many times, that means00:22:29
Polina tells how they sit in00:22:31
some common company suddenly comes in00:22:33
we are talking about group 2 Masha and Polina not00:22:36
says that I am her best friend, that is00:22:38
it just listens to what it means00:22:40
person broadcasts and00:22:42
he starts saying that oh well, well there00:22:45
behind them, in general, such an army means00:22:47
PR people are worth some kind of sponsor and so on00:22:50
then Pauline will be able to speak differently00:22:51
please tell me where this information comes from00:22:53
says I have checked from exactly she00:22:56
you just know, I was holding back my laughter, well00:22:58
because her person is generally in00:23:00
basically everything happened before my eyes00:23:03
the emergence there of the period of Madonna's fanaticism00:23:06
how I generally raved about all this, I and00:23:08
I'll show you I'll start depicting which ones on stage00:23:10
that man just appeared with00:23:12
childhood with me and met all my and00:23:16
victories and defeats and here she is listening00:23:18
it means that there is some kind of person behind us00:23:21
very powerful human PR-campaign is possible00:23:24
man Masha, when I heard this00:23:26
I say the machine means we are doing everything right00:23:28
we do it since people already make such00:23:30
legends about us well that upset you00:23:32
innamorato rules 1 this means that we00:23:35
we do our job very well since we already00:23:37
simple with such interesting details00:23:39
even in development you still have me00:23:43
I'm trying to understand if there was some kind of plan and00:23:47
business plan everything is absolutely everything from00:23:50
hearts and souls from love for yours00:23:53
this matter is simply endless grief00:23:56
I was just raving about this and this and this00:23:59
in common, you just sat down and00:24:01
that's how you felt at that moment00:24:03
you did it we were just in00:24:05
incredible creative flow towards something00:24:08
as they were because I wouldn't now00:24:11
you feel me here as if from vimar but I00:24:14
I don’t feel that energy right now00:24:17
flow which was unfortunately all this00:24:20
With00:24:21
It's very difficult for me to explain this and my00:24:25
I guess I can't handle the ignition, it's something like that00:24:27
comment00:24:28
but that's true, that is, I won't now00:24:31
deny that I don't feel unfortunately00:24:34
that energy is very necessary because I00:24:37
I think that only this one is magical00:24:40
energy she is able to fold such00:24:42
mountains although we certainly I can us00:24:46
call us great professionals00:24:48
We are pleased to release new songs and00:24:51
we are creating and I really hope that it will be so00:24:53
will be and then in any case always00:24:57
probably some things happen in waves, maybe00:24:59
maybe something even bigger will arise00:25:01
explosive wave but that's exactly if we00:25:03
we speak here and now with this energy00:25:08
I don’t feel it, but Masha, we weren’t discussed00:25:11
it’s better to ask Masha what moment00:25:14
you've lost this energy, I think that00:25:18
somewhere actually during the pandemic00:25:20
this happened, that is, a year and a half ago00:25:23
yeah, that is, it wasn’t like that00:25:26
the volume of how I feel it now00:25:29
somehow it all developed in general but00:25:32
that's enough for me like that00:25:34
actually a painful moment that is00:25:36
I'm probably voicing this for the first time, so00:25:40
but in this sense I00:25:43
I feel this way now that's why you00:25:46
Maria launched the project when it happened00:25:49
pandemic and00:25:51
well, let's just say I'm used to our more00:25:54
closer communication more frequent00:25:56
I understood that in general there is no need to create and00:25:58
I need to do something because I00:26:00
very active person I can't00:26:02
generally stand still in creativity00:26:04
in terms of this it's just killing me and I00:26:07
I had to do something and I started00:26:09
create and I'm in this here in mine00:26:11
I just wrote it00:26:14
my first new songs separately00:26:18
from us and somehow I started thinking00:26:22
about this too00:26:29
but not so directly global for me00:26:33
there was just a creative flow again00:26:34
not for something not with some reason00:26:36
I just have a specific goal00:26:38
a song was born, I wrote it, I made it00:26:41
let's go again I say that I can't00:26:43
stand still what are you in now?00:26:45
Are you in a creative relationship with her?00:26:47
relationships we continue to work for us00:26:49
questions are often asked because00:26:51
they see that we are releasing some solo00:26:54
songs ask questions what are you doing00:26:57
broke up no we didn't break up we00:26:59
keep working I get a huge amount00:27:01
I love the pleasure of our concerts00:27:04
every song of ours, that is, in this sense00:27:05
nothing has changed for me either00:27:08
I go out and generally sing it all with great00:27:11
love but people because of what they see00:27:14
our some solo releases they00:27:16
naturally they worry and someone thinks00:27:18
that we broke up and00:27:21
There are quite a lot of such questions now00:27:24
networks00:27:28
beyond the quarry00:27:31
7 why why am I like this now00:27:36
feel yes00:27:38
that's what's missing to 10 that's it00:27:42
probably what I can't do00:27:45
formulate in words here I am right now you00:27:48
I said this directly from my feelings00:27:50
such an honest answer from here and how am I00:27:54
I can explain this to you verbally, that is00:27:56
I can't tell you what for example00:27:58
this is expressed in some numbers00:28:00
earning this I'm not talking about this at all00:28:03
something different november but here's mine00:28:07
musical realization of something I haven’t yet00:28:10
I did, that is, for example, I00:28:13
I dream of a big concert with00:28:16
symphony orchestra00:28:18
this is my very musical big one00:28:21
dream what kind of points there are here00:28:23
which are important to me I would like00:28:26
twenty-second year to do a concert but00:28:30
and the only thing I don’t quite understand with these00:28:32
with all the bow downs something will happen or00:28:34
won't happen but in general anyway00:28:37
I really want to do a concert and you00:28:40
Masha is not jealous of you, your solo00:28:42
career but Masha also produces her own00:28:44
solo I know but she did it00:28:46
after you started releasing yours00:28:48
the thing is that I still have before the project00:28:51
2 Mashas were written exactly like00:28:53
wave your solo songs one of which00:28:56
wrote the album we ex-husband she00:29:00
called sitting on the couch00:29:02
delilah00:29:05
you00:29:09
at that time I had not released them yet00:29:12
precisely digitally and people know them and they00:29:14
they say mashalla it would be great00:29:17
somehow download them in general that you could00:29:18
listen therefore just the same00:29:20
in quarantine I decided this song which00:29:23
it was just filled in only in contact me and00:29:25
I decided to add more to others00:29:28
digital platform but in general in principle00:29:30
Masha she voiced a long time ago that00:29:33
she wants to release her solo songs and00:29:36
what she wants to produce that is this00:29:38
as if the story is still generally visible and00:29:40
before I released any of my own00:29:42
songs therefore, in principle, it’s like00:29:45
I didn’t make a claim on you, well00:29:47
look, I'll tell you that when in general00:29:49
long before it’s on the table00:29:52
release your songs when Masha00:29:54
expressed her thoughts about00:29:56
producing and releasing my songs00:29:59
I told her that but you must understand that00:30:02
something will suffer from this I am this00:30:04
I know very well but at the same time I00:30:06
I respect a person’s creative desires and00:30:11
prohibiting something is not really00:30:13
right because if there is a person00:30:14
a dream yes he must realize it but00:30:16
you just need to be objective00:30:18
understand that something is natural00:30:20
you are suffering from something and so are you00:30:23
how did you say that to Masha, yes of course00:30:26
and ours said exactly that, but I already00:30:28
I don’t remember literally what revenge said but00:30:30
no she said everything would be fine00:30:32
that you do not equal will not interfere violates00:30:38
that is, it turns out that it’s all the same00:30:39
priority for both of you is group a00:30:42
your solos are still a career they are here00:30:45
already, as it were, of secondary importance, that is, on00:30:49
so let's say on the weekend, well, for example if00:30:52
we are already talking about today00:30:54
if you asked me this question00:30:55
a year ago or even less than a year ago00:30:58
I would answer you this way00:31:00
Now I can’t answer why anymore00:31:03
because I feel now00:31:06
according to your needs then by coincidence00:31:10
circumstances I feel that I am very00:31:11
I still want to do my own thing and this is already00:31:15
breaks through just changing to pretty00:31:18
such a serious level of passing00:31:21
[music]00:31:26
you don't want so much time anymore00:31:30
working in a team doesn’t work for me either00:31:32
I can say I adore my team00:31:35
I love the two cars I love everything00:31:37
we do and00:31:38
no I can't say what I want00:31:41
I want less but just to say00:31:44
about her desire for hers and now she00:31:47
much more than she was00:31:51
romantic relationship00:31:54
favorite topic00:31:58
Well, I don't talk about this at all, but00:32:01
that's why I'll say this, I'm very00:32:04
romantic and able which I00:32:06
I rate it 10 points00:32:09
romantic I'm a very romantic person00:32:12
just mega romantic I'm just a romantic00:32:14
novel di da from those guests yes you have 10 of00:32:18
10 forced just romantic yes I00:32:21
I have a very romantic nature, why do I have00:32:23
10 out of 10 you guess as they say with00:32:25
ogres00:32:30
pay attention who Masha Zaitseva sleeps with, here it is00:32:36
everything we have revealed you all this00:32:40
reveal your mother the truth after all00:32:42
said see how much you loved Madonna00:32:44
of my youth, childhood years, it's true00:32:48
love it was kept and you like it how00:32:50
she looks like this now and what's wrong with him00:32:52
this is my pain, this is big for me00:32:54
surprise because it always happens to me00:32:56
seemed very reasonable00:32:58
wise woman with taste00:33:01
but in my opinion again to my taste00:33:05
there was a very big bust with00:33:08
plastic and with injections and so on well00:33:12
that is, you can age gracefully, for example00:33:16
she's the same age as Sharon Stone, yes definitely00:33:18
I was doing something but I'm looking at Sharon00:33:20
stone and i recognize sharon stone i see that00:33:23
this is Sharon Stone I'm looking at Madonna and00:33:25
they don't see Madonna at all, it's very00:33:28
scary but why do you think00:33:30
why is she so herself both me honestly00:33:34
I don't know what motivates a person when he00:33:37
may reach such results00:33:39
she is afraid to bet but I think that in00:33:42
in principle, the majority of both women and men00:33:46
don't feel much joy about it00:33:48
It seems to me that they are getting old especially00:33:50
public people are still talking about personal fairies00:33:52
professions but it seems to me that there should be00:33:55
some measure and I want to say and00:33:59
contact some cosmetologist that00:34:01
It seems to me that it is impossible to carry out any00:34:04
obvious overkill in the same injections00:34:07
because, for example, she is my cosmetologist00:34:11
you tell me about yours when you tell me00:34:12
asking someone to do something is just ugly00:34:15
there I don’t know huge lips and so on00:34:18
to say I don't do this because00:34:20
first of all, I know what could be behind this00:34:22
follow I know it's harmful00:34:23
there is it's not even a matter of what it is for me00:34:25
I don’t like it aesthetically, I understand what00:34:27
there may be consequences of one or another00:34:28
too much, well, it seems to me, but how in00:34:32
Every doctor takes an oath to do no harm.00:34:34
again, not very deep in this00:34:36
I don’t understand, I don’t understand what’s there00:34:38
they did it so that she really00:34:39
It’s generally impossible to find out from her first00:34:42
my face itself seems to double00:34:43
more than it was, that is, because in00:34:46
this age when you inject with Tibet00:34:48
kilo damage is waiting there for inflated then00:34:51
there is a reverse effect, it swells and00:34:53
either we looked at it, so let’s remember00:34:55
Jane Fonda who is already in Jane Fonda00:34:58
my water is yours, that’s what it means00:35:00
it is possible for and on it she did00:35:03
plastic surgery but she did it very00:35:04
quality good in moderation and not and00:35:07
look again, see what it is00:35:08
Jane Fonda and she looks simple00:35:11
firstly, apparently her request was different00:35:14
maybe Madonna was like that maybe on00:35:15
I like it so often people happen here00:35:17
which, and most importantly, of course, liters00:35:20
I liked myself but I don’t recognize me like that00:35:23
like for some period of my life I just didn’t00:35:25
I'm afraid of this word Madonna fanatic00:35:27
then this is right for me00:35:28
not even a little scary00:35:35
project voice for project people's artist00:35:38
these are two very big very important00:35:41
project as it seems to me in your life00:35:43
that's what these projects gave you00:35:48
huge stages in my life and of course00:35:51
a people's artist in this sense00:35:54
big stage because I was in longer00:35:57
this project and then from this project00:36:00
an assorted group was born on this project00:36:03
we met Lesha Gomon and00:36:05
actually, but it's just so huge00:36:07
part of my life and I can say that00:36:09
this is an incredibly happy couple because I00:36:12
sang in an amazing women's group00:36:15
where every girl has00:36:18
in the most beautiful voice, that is, here we are in00:36:20
in terms of female groups and were very different00:36:22
cool vocals but they sang and she wanted how00:36:25
in full swing and very often when we00:36:28
booked a performance with us00:36:30
hit beautiful love thundered00:36:34
Thank you00:36:36
when we were ordered very often00:36:38
customers were surprised what we sing00:36:40
if only alive what does it mean to be beautiful00:36:44
nice cathedral in what else can we sing00:36:49
acapella this is something we have always loved very much00:36:51
there are 6 voices to decompose the song this00:36:54
this is exactly our thing00:36:57
[music]00:37:02
tell me how you got there in the first place00:37:05
people's artist for this project, that's how he is00:37:08
was because it seems to me after all00:37:09
it was so long ago and then everything00:37:12
I did a little differently according to the rules00:37:14
so on everything was different it was 200300:37:16
year I heard an advertisement on television00:37:20
that a major all-Russian national00:37:24
People's Artist competition and I went00:37:28
submitted an application to participate and then there was00:37:31
very long qualifying round00:37:34
before they already started like this00:37:35
broadcasts globally and you first00:37:37
looked at the editor and then you00:37:40
examined by the jury members and then00:37:43
people evaluated were screened out00:37:46
were eliminated and then only thirty remained00:37:49
finalists, that is, there was such a thing00:37:51
the number of people is simply incredible00:37:54
absolutely and then there were thirty left00:37:57
which are divided into tens and three00:37:59
showed for weeks00:38:01
another qualifying round where they took in00:38:05
voting participation already viewers to00:38:08
choose the final ten from thirty00:38:11
own made it to the final ten and00:38:14
you were I was the last of the girls that is00:38:18
further along the construction site there are already Chumaks left00:38:20
Panayotov and00:38:21
Murphy's people actually won00:38:23
absolutely you know it's so interesting that00:38:26
if you even compare now the voice00:38:28
I don’t know about this project that is already underway00:38:30
what season doesn't live?00:38:32
after all, after the People's Artist that's all00:38:35
guys yes they really are somehow00:38:37
gained a foothold on the stage, that is, not just00:38:39
they left the relay they found out about them there00:38:43
won something and forgot about it a year later00:38:45
and even there sometimes he forgets before and they00:38:48
really somehow got a foothold and that's how you00:38:50
do you think why there is Panayotova and00:38:52
Chumakova is on and I can clearly hear you00:38:55
from everywhere and if you take the voice00:38:58
there were a lot of finalists and votes for00:39:01
these years but it seems to me only Anton00:39:04
Belyaev and Nargiz also but and and then like me00:39:07
So I think that it’s just the energy with00:39:09
shot a lot and then Sasha had00:39:12
Panayotov also has a combi through his voice00:39:14
yes anyway let's take it as00:39:17
others where which for the first time before which00:39:20
did they find out or did Nargiz actually00:39:24
Anton Belyaev Termex group I think that00:39:27
Well, first of all, Anton absolutely went there00:39:30
a ready-made artist who has his own00:39:33
musical material that has00:39:35
its own audience and this project, the voice is a show00:39:38
it just helped him popularize his00:39:41
brand and my group are wonderful, I’m very00:39:44
I love Anton Belyaev's terms incredibly00:39:46
talented musician so when to go there00:39:49
it really suits a person like this00:39:51
prepared it's very good00:39:53
serves the service what qualities should be00:39:57
oh it's clean but I think it's like that00:40:01
the totality of everything and in fact it is00:40:04
everything is so individual, of course00:40:06
and the charisma of desire is not really out in00:40:10
least of all your desires to create00:40:13
to be heard and every day something00:40:16
do this because00:40:19
the mistake of many is to believe that if you00:40:21
come to the competition you were shown00:40:23
on TV you will immediately become a star and00:40:26
someone will see you, someone will want you00:40:28
do something with you00:40:30
some concerts will start immediately but00:40:32
it doesn't work like that maybe when00:40:34
something but I haven't encountered this on00:40:37
Now in general I think it’s going away like this00:40:39
producing yes because now00:40:41
really is the time when you can do it yourself00:40:44
do yourself because there is internet yes00:40:46
this is fantastic I'm so happy00:40:48
that the Internet exists even if it didn’t exist00:40:50
Internet then, in principle, not 2 mash would not00:40:52
it was because00:40:54
it's simply impossible to get through if you have00:40:57
There is not some connections and finances you are on00:41:00
I felt it when, well, of course, that is00:41:03
I objectively understand what if00:41:05
the Internet existed when we00:41:08
Well, first of all, I think that we would00:41:10
you were all the finalists of the People's Artist00:41:13
would have been millionaires a long time ago00:41:15
Millionaires cured wide gravel00:41:17
no, we were not ruble millionaires00:41:20
because one of our folk tour00:41:21
artist I think if we just00:41:23
posted on Instagram or tick-tock00:41:25
we I think we you just beat everything00:41:27
ratings because but it was00:41:29
fantastic time it's so you know00:41:32
rock and roll in every sense of the word00:41:35
of course, if there was internet back then00:41:37
everything would work out for us00:41:40
much more favorable, but here’s how in00:41:44
People's Artist you signed some00:41:46
tire control what were they under contract00:41:49
ai, well, in principle, the contract is already when we00:41:53
started taking part in the competition00:41:56
I don’t remember exactly what points there were00:41:58
to be honest, well, probably something00:42:01
standard contract when you participate in00:42:03
show that you have no right to participate in00:42:05
I don’t remember another show in 2003, but then00:42:08
the girls have already signed with us00:42:10
contract to the group assorted contract for00:42:13
8 in my opinion we inherit for some reason00:42:16
I asked to go to this group, well00:42:18
first I'll tell you that when I saw00:42:21
V00:42:22
jury one genius rilinda this is for me00:42:25
was just not00:42:26
like this00:42:28
completely unattainable producer because00:42:31
that I generally grew up listening to foreign languages00:42:33
music but the only Russian group00:42:36
which I listened to and respected was00:42:38
prime minister group00:42:39
producer Evgeny Africa in general I I00:42:41
I was very happy to see him there and00:42:43
sign a contract with temporary Evgeniy00:42:46
for me it was such a happy golden00:42:48
ticket like Willy Wonka in a chocolate bar is given00:42:51
all but it's still rude it's rude00:42:54
again this is what I thought on00:42:57
that moment is what it is for me in general00:42:59
very cool wonderful and what's in it00:43:02
there is a very good perspective why in00:43:04
that period was such a boom00:43:06
group to group I don’t know then just them00:43:09
there were a lot of women's groups in00:43:11
than the phenomenon do you think why00:43:13
you'll get enough of it that it's just this00:43:16
the passage of time but it's the same as00:43:18
once upon a time it was more relevant00:43:20
rock then it was replaced by arenby then00:43:24
hip-hop then pop, that's all00:43:27
this is how it is in fashion and that’s all00:43:29
It's time to return00:43:31
somewhere where we have actually been before00:43:33
so maybe everything will start tomorrow00:43:35
boom for groups by the way, for example in Korea I00:43:38
I don't remember the name of this group00:43:40
there are a lot of them, but there are also a lot of them and00:43:43
actually when they have something new00:43:45
it turns out I paid attention several times00:43:48
that the chart is just filling up so t t t t00:43:50
t t t t t and there are only songs from these00:43:52
album for janelle k-pop there is a lot00:43:55
very bright and ears you know I even K-pop00:43:57
Korean pub doesn't really seem like it00:44:00
that now is the time of personality, what is now for us00:44:03
people would be interested in you as if after00:44:06
you're already interested in everything else, that is00:44:08
if you are nothing of yourself00:44:09
Can you imagine how even your music would be?00:44:11
she's special, how could she get pregnant?00:44:13
for once it was like zilch and now everything is very00:44:16
fast now you need constantly constantly00:44:18
constantly release something there in order to00:44:20
to stay on the wave plus you need00:44:23
create ongoing investments in yourself and00:44:25
into your brand, you know, it gave me an idea00:44:27
I wish I could00:44:29
exactly how we do it and I am very00:44:32
I want it to continue like this so that we00:44:35
were hooked precisely by their creativity because00:44:37
that I understand that, for example, many even00:44:40
For example, they recruited talented artists00:44:44
great popularity simply due to00:44:46
some personal scandals00:44:49
there are tragic stories and that's all they are00:44:51
started broadcasting and if they00:44:53
if they didn’t broadcast, maybe they wouldn’t have00:44:55
there was that success with all their talent and I00:44:57
I will repeat which exist today00:45:00
I don't want to let anyone into my personal00:45:02
life, I understand what I put myself in there00:45:05
this and00:45:06
there would be more subscribers and so on00:45:08
but here we are somehow with you in this sense00:45:10
in tune and because you have it too00:45:12
some kind of internal stop, that’s what I have00:45:15
yes, I’m not ready, that is, it seems to me that00:45:18
so if I start00:45:20
let into your personal space00:45:23
to the extent that is now accepted00:45:25
you can even say do it I just00:45:28
somehow internally I will begin to collapse00:45:30
It’s not me anymore, maybe it’s someone else’s strong point00:45:34
there is no way I am anyone00:45:35
I condemn this is the same as you00:45:37
you decide to exhibit yours there00:45:39
child in infancy and broadcast00:45:42
to his people or not, for example, I myself00:45:44
friend posted for the first time during00:45:46
pandemic, that is, it was 19 Sandra00:45:49
was born on December 28, 12, that is, she00:45:52
I'm already a grown girl, but I was waiting for the moment00:45:55
then she will ask me herself and tell mom00:45:57
I want you to post me many more00:45:59
thought it was I'm afraid she's posting that00:46:01
I don't want anyone to look at her, here I am00:46:03
she had to understand for herself that she00:46:05
wants this and I just started the pandemic00:46:08
post on youtube00:46:10
recipes for the same cheesecakes she is00:46:13
I saw and said your mommy I want with00:46:14
you out of ten my name is sandra and00:46:17
today we will bake chocolate chip cookies00:46:20
Well, actually, that’s where we started with her00:46:22
put cookies together00:46:25
prepared00:46:26
I think the pie is cherry so are you00:46:29
enjoy going to music school00:46:31
or they still force00:46:35
immediately to my mother, I just don’t know anyone00:46:38
a child who seems to be having fun00:46:40
goes to music school and that steel00:46:42
Fiji and all this doesn’t seem to me00:46:43
no one likes it00:46:45
I like solfeggio musical00:46:47
Darling likes to study but without sweets00:46:49
you also can’t understand what kind of thing you have00:46:51
already a year of music school and in the second00:46:54
in the second grade we should take it with you00:46:56
was 33 years old in preparatory first year00:46:59
do you like to play the piano with00:47:04
it's a pleasure to go to the bag but I love00:47:09
music school but sometimes I00:47:12
it happens that it happens sometimes it happens that it is necessary00:47:15
force yourself and those who force themselves00:47:18
persuade .00:47:24
and then you will come, there may be no question00:47:29
it was immediately found the skin, I don’t give it to you00:47:33
[laughter]00:47:34
do you want to become a musician00:47:38
until mom will sing00:47:44
composing write out songs for mom00:47:47
yeah, what's your favorite mom song?00:47:52
ok but the best thing is to live and where is mine00:47:54
sander actually straight all the songs00:47:57
I always listened with such rapture, I remember00:48:00
I wish you a very small night00:48:04
the ship is screaming and this is one of ours00:48:06
latest Yes, you know it by heart, I know something00:48:10
most often you hum00:48:18
wow, he knows everything, well00:48:21
Still my favorite song on the ship00:48:23
ship sadness in the end00:48:26
[music]00:48:28
economy00:48:31
cool but it's just to see the latter00:48:33
early work of group 2 2 wave if00:48:37
only mine we are mini then00:48:40
no, what do we do together and fight?00:48:43
the very first thing I remember is our song00:48:45
was now called the two of us00:48:48
[music]00:48:51
Sandrachko was very little00:48:58
such rumours, that you would give us now00:49:00
play00:49:02
noise carriers skype cinco00:49:06
serious choice00:49:07
[music]00:49:44
A00:49:55
I think it's such pride00:49:58
it's so nice when someone else has a child00:50:00
I have to thank you for this00:50:04
debt Olga Petrovna and what else are you00:50:07
what do you do besides music?00:50:10
I also make various crafts from clay00:50:20
of course bring it and show it to us00:50:23
you did it yourself00:50:27
this is likes this is an app friends likes00:50:30
it's like tik tok only for young people00:50:33
there are kids here too00:50:35
you're filming something there00:50:38
[music]00:50:44
that is, you just sing to me, don’t just dance00:50:46
you do something too dance and you love00:50:49
dance the splits likes to grab a00:50:51
do you know how to do the splits like00:50:54
This00:50:55
took00:50:58
1st y and this is wait and you want somewhere00:51:02
into artistry00:51:05
it's amazing because we walked and00:51:09
it's not that we are professional00:51:12
went to gymnastics and when00:51:16
lockdown happened so we stopped00:51:18
practice notes while she has some kind of00:51:20
fantastic stretching and this is not00:51:22
the biggest stretch you can do is like this00:51:23
come up and be amazed00:51:26
Sandra you don't want to be a gymnast like00:51:31
All00:51:32
I00:51:34
I just asked how it would be for the figure00:51:39
mom right away00:51:41
make it in time00:51:47
this needs to be kept, look, it's crazy00:51:52
friends, you see in general this is not how your hands are00:51:54
will be released00:51:58
you and I talked about Alyosha team from00:52:02
your ex-husband before you have some kind of00:52:04
unique story firstly somehow00:52:07
we parted very nicely00:52:10
continue the unprecedented divorce, I even tell you00:52:13
I wrote about a gift with Andre you are so00:52:15
happy I’ll write to this God I wish everyone could do this00:52:17
being friends with ex-husbands, which many have00:52:20
some terrible dramas are happening00:52:22
division of property quarrels I don’t know what00:52:25
threats paper what and you are somehow unique00:52:29
way00:52:30
remained friends city people here00:52:32
thanks to whom or what happened00:52:35
probably thanks to that00:52:38
what kind of person we serve what kind of person he is what kind of person I am00:52:42
man how did you tell Sandra that00:52:44
you disagree, she was very small00:52:46
was very small so at that00:52:48
moment she would feel weird about it00:52:49
report also Sandra basically fed a00:52:52
everything from you separated completely when you00:52:56
just gave birth and suffered some damage00:52:58
go lie here no no no you ask00:53:01
separated separated before without without without00:53:04
any passed and that’s it, somehow00:53:07
I admitted it to myself, well, we already have00:53:09
a long time ago everything turned into this very quickly00:53:13
warm friendly atmosphere and00:53:16
only remains so close to me00:53:18
a person doesn't mean anything to me00:53:19
this person will happen in a second00:53:21
will be there I can still be on it00:53:23
rely how old are you by then00:53:26
we were together so well we started living together00:53:29
since 2004 and00:53:33
We separated in 2013 for 9 years, that is00:53:41
at some point you realized that you were all already00:53:46
friends and partners nothing more but you00:53:50
I was afraid to admit it to you anymore00:53:52
in the hands of the baby she was afraid of this somehow00:53:57
agreed with myself or it’s not00:54:01
I made an agreement with myself, but you understand00:54:03
us and him in this sense are all so00:54:05
mutually happened so I think and00:54:08
easy because it's usually the same00:54:10
what happens is that someone falls out of love00:54:13
someone has cooled down, you know, it seems to me00:54:17
Most often this is what happens in our00:54:20
this was not the case, that is, we are as in00:54:23
In general, we agreed on a completely positive00:54:25
go completely positive and parted ways with00:54:28
Andria are talking about how this is somehow00:54:30
I explained why you don't live together00:54:32
even what not only started now00:54:35
these questions have been appearing for literally a year00:54:37
back on on them began to ask and00:54:39
explained everything as it is, but Sandra points like that00:54:41
it happens that people disagree but we have00:54:44
Mom and Dad are always there for you00:54:46
you, that is, well, in general, I basically like her00:54:48
I tell the truth it is very important00:54:50
it happened but she asked you how00:54:53
because she told you she asked00:54:55
why why have you and dad evolved00:54:58
why aren't you and dad together but she is00:55:01
great sense of humor and always when00:55:03
Lyosha comes alone, so her husband announces and00:55:06
wife of his wholeness and warmth of which I00:55:10
I only speak this way, it seems to me all my life00:55:11
this is basically what I think absolutely00:55:14
a child's normal desire when he00:55:17
wants his parents to be together but00:55:19
again, I think it needs to be00:55:21
be honest with yourself and be00:55:24
with each other for the sake of the child, I think that00:55:27
this is not a very good story because00:55:29
the child feels everything very well and00:55:32
the atmosphere will be no matter how good00:55:34
people and beautiful were not the same00:55:37
the atmosphere won't be great00:55:43
getting a people's artist is what it is00:55:45
the beginning of your career as a performer00:55:48
and your hair can already tell00:55:50
rebirth00:55:52
and you are also born as a surrendered00:55:53
artist because for some period00:55:55
are you leaving, or are you not really there?00:55:58
in the process of creation did not leave the group then00:56:01
that is, it was like that at first I sang in a group00:56:03
toilet then our contract ended00:56:05
before Naomi did Naomi we went to00:56:07
new wave then I went to the voice there00:56:12
the girls supported me and sang to me00:56:16
movie songs of Leni Kravitz and which00:56:19
performed and bell and view is very beautiful00:56:21
the number was00:56:26
[music]00:56:29
I was still part of a friend then, yes but00:56:31
at the same time you yourself spoke to someone00:56:32
interview that you haven't had a bit00:56:34
there were no performances and land for anything00:56:37
obviously you went there for this project because00:56:39
what I wanted in ancient times, yes this is it00:56:42
just like this is what I described that00:56:44
I experienced during the pandemic I needed00:56:46
movement, I needed movement then00:56:49
yes, I started to feel that I was starting00:56:51
marking time, well, first of all, not very good00:56:53
I liked this project, I remember that I did it00:56:56
I saw it for the first time when I was pregnant00:56:59
was pregnant and the voice show happened and00:57:03
it was of course some kind of completely00:57:05
different format and I think that of course00:57:07
the highlight of the show is the voice00:57:10
blind auditions that is, this is it00:57:12
what is most memorable what already00:57:13
it's not really like that anymore00:57:15
I wonder how to capture this moment00:57:17
the jury's back, you wrote the application yourself00:57:21
I just didn’t come to you didn’t say00:57:24
you want a car I was very interested00:57:26
take part in this project in it00:57:28
a huge number are participating00:57:30
talented guys, many of whom I00:57:33
I actually know him personally as Anton Belyaev00:57:35
God bless, that is what we have there00:57:38
very cool musicians' party00:57:40
formed what kind of ones you had00:57:41
impressions of a shooting day once00:57:44
it came out when you performed when I still00:57:47
since I remember this in the past then it gave me goosebumps00:57:50
and you know, basically I have00:57:52
it's been quite a long time00:57:54
stage experience but still when you00:57:57
you find yourself at a competition wearing something like this00:57:59
in extreme conditions, then of course00:58:02
you have jitters, at least I do00:58:04
some two are very sensations00:58:07
indescribable00:58:09
[music]00:58:14
[applause]00:58:18
but when you stood there you sang what are you talking about00:58:22
I thought turn around turn around or what00:58:24
something of course I wanted to hook me00:58:28
I wanted to hook you with my energy00:58:30
I really wanted to sing this song00:58:33
By the way, I’m very glad in the end I remembered00:58:36
I'm glad I got the third vote because00:58:39
that before this I was planning another song00:58:42
sing and in the end this year they approved me00:58:46
and not a Lenox song and I just did it but this00:58:48
one of my absolute favorites00:58:50
songs existing and I still have this00:58:53
state of mind was at that moment00:58:55
that everything just coincided and I’m very00:58:58
I wanted this to be my flow00:58:59
heard heard with their backs including00:59:02
you're the turn I was waiting for most of all00:59:05
of course00:59:07
I respect respected all the jury members but if00:59:11
talk about what you responded to in my00:59:13
my musical soul really wanted00:59:16
so that Leonid Agutin turns to him00:59:18
I went because it was in the plan00:59:22
music or what it broadcasts in00:59:27
he was not close to his songs, but how00:59:30
here's your cooperation next00:59:33
happened, that is, he really00:59:35
I was involved with you there before I helped you somehow00:59:38
I can't say that there was something there00:59:40
colossal help, that is, there is no00:59:42
such as for example they showed there in that00:59:44
same factory of stars to us with the guys00:59:46
they worked there they lived not there at all00:59:49
everything in this sense is different and from00:59:52
Of course the mentor gives some advice00:59:54
Well first of all I haven't been there that long00:59:56
this musical material lasted00:59:58
which I wanted to perform, we didn’t00:59:59
approved further, that is, it’s not01:00:01
exactly what I chose, for example us01:00:04
at the next stage I did everything01:00:07
equally for me the voice is the stage of the blind01:00:09
auditions left the brightest songs01:00:12
and not Lenox and these are the emotions and01:00:14
comments from jury members and Alexander01:00:17
Borisovich also gave something to you01:00:20
Of course, this project didn’t give me everything01:00:22
beautiful emotions, that's very important01:00:25
us emotions something else to say that01:00:28
I just had some kind of explosion01:00:30
popularity on the project g you I can’t01:00:32
I started everything from scratch so many times01:00:35
in my life recently, too, with my girlfriends01:00:38
discussed this moment they asked me01:00:40
this question what can you do where did you get it from?01:00:42
so much strength, well, I don’t know my family01:00:46
ancient wanted which because I01:00:49
I'm late to the level of my parents01:00:50
I understand where you get your business from there01:00:53
such a rear that well, you just can01:00:56
differently and the machine knows its example01:00:58
pedigree up to the fifth generation is very01:01:00
a big knife is the power of the family, but this one01:01:03
all the power of the clan is very preserved with us, but01:01:07
by the way, unlike our family01:01:09
or rather from our generation01:01:12
generation of our grandparents01:01:16
great-grandfathers they suffered a very difficult01:01:19
life is very01:01:23
all these stories are in the family but01:01:25
of course they were dosed to the extent01:01:27
because I really grew up at that time01:01:29
When01:01:30
repressed relatives in general01:01:32
I shouldn't have said my sister01:01:34
Grandma was a fearless woman01:01:37
she kept such an archive, she lived in Tbilisi and01:01:40
maybe it’s not so concerning here’s what01:01:42
happened in Leningrad in Moscow and she01:01:45
kept an archive of all my letters and01:01:48
handing it to me I have letters now01:01:51
I'll tell you, you won't believe it, but it's true01:01:57
1912 it turned out so01:02:01
my dad was still there01:02:03
he was about twenty years old, 17 probably01:02:07
their family was expelled from Leningrad to01:02:11
in Bashkiria such a city is Milius, but since01:02:15
they were strong in spirit, they didn’t care01:02:17
did not give up anywhere, not only the strong01:02:20
spirit is the distinguishing feature of our01:02:23
family is humor, that is, people are in01:02:26
in general we lived, let’s say, completely different01:02:30
life and then find themselves in others01:02:33
conditions of repression and with all this01:02:37
they find something to do there they joke01:02:40
that is, this is all in the correspondence01:02:42
you can feel how much they are each other01:02:43
cheered me up when I never felt like it somehow01:02:47
it turned out so completely unclear how it happened01:02:49
us all states happened but the point is01:02:51
that they returned to St. Petersburg but then01:02:53
Leningrad did not get into the forties01:02:55
blockade and my grandparents01:02:58
survived the blockade01:02:59
but all Masha all these stories she is all this01:03:02
knows she read these letters she read01:03:05
letters from the front from my dad to his family01:03:08
brother he died at Stalingrad and me01:03:11
I think this one also gives me some strength01:03:13
that is, she knows that she is like this01:03:15
Masha will grow on a strong basis01:03:18
no Armenian blood on either side01:03:19
you don't have the other Jewish side01:03:22
it really means on my part I have one01:03:25
Grandma is German, how interesting is she01:03:29
with her children, this is my mother01:03:32
these photos are still wonderful yes yes yes01:03:35
Yes, it turns out you have a quarter of German, but01:03:38
I have practically no well, but from the outside01:03:41
dad his mom is Russian and his dad is gray01:03:45
and unfortunately that line01:03:48
we want to dig out the darkness, but here we go again01:03:52
triplet was absent01:03:55
according to mana, we can’t figure out why01:03:58
because I even changed it when I was a child01:04:01
stepfather's surname in she and from the east01:04:04
Siberia and she is from a very special family01:04:08
high clergy and that's all01:04:10
closed so we can't even01:04:13
the surname became different then it was installed01:04:16
that's what it's about and that's what happened01:04:19
surname Zaitsev then it turns out that01:04:21
covered with patchy things and she doesn’t come to me01:04:23
Yes, yes, but if we are by blood then01:04:26
what would you be like if you had blood01:04:28
initially I should have had my dad's01:04:31
surname which he changed but because01:04:33
point to but fifth point Soviet times01:04:37
Jewish there is an admission restriction01:04:40
call and so on and he took01:04:42
mom's last name and it was late in bed reina del01:04:45
trendy would be Maria at the clinical01:04:50
form is necessary, I think so that it01:04:53
would have maybe some other01:04:56
history but you feel like this01:04:59
this power role I feel it at some01:05:03
it was absolutely incredible01:05:07
year 201301:05:10
at some point I felt that01:05:12
I urgently need to fly to Paris because01:05:14
what my mother told me as part01:05:18
our relatives who emigrated to01:05:21
Paris buried in Sanji Nego cemetery01:05:24
we don’t teach any burial numbers01:05:27
There is no information except the names Tigran of01:05:29
I come to this cemetery with01:05:33
hope that now there will be some01:05:35
I'm the person who works in the archives01:05:37
I'll tell him your last name and he'll tell you about the Renault.01:05:39
I will find the burial number itself01:05:42
grave I arrive at the cemetery of no one and01:05:46
in front of me is this one01:05:49
the diagram for which is simple but I don’t know01:05:52
hundreds of squares like this01:05:55
burials that is she is immense she01:05:57
huge and find burials there if01:06:00
pulls information it's simply impossible01:06:02
Do you know what the battle of psychics is like here?01:06:04
just resting and at some point I01:06:06
I think but I'll try and I'm just from ours01:06:10
now we're telling you I still get goosebumps01:06:12
I just start walking and here I go I go01:06:16
I'm going, I'm going, and I have some things inside me01:06:19
some strange vibrations begin01:06:22
the sensations are very difficult in words01:06:24
tell my husband I'm looking ahead I see01:06:27
plate and on it is written tigran of i01:06:30
At first I decided that you know it as a mirage01:06:32
in the desert what you didn't have01:06:34
maybe but it's impossible I'm coming01:06:37
closer closer closer closer and I find01:06:40
this is a burial I'm just teaching01:06:44
like this, here you are on the ground, you have my leg01:06:46
here he cheated and so they sucked out his strength, well here it is01:06:48
how to explain this how could this be01:06:50
find it even if you search on the Internet01:06:52
Cemetery Saint Genevieve write the diagram here01:06:55
you will see how many of these there are01:06:57
burials, but that is, well, like this one01:07:00
So I consider the call of the ancestors absolutely01:07:06
you've been on stage for a very long time and01:07:09
show business so let's say you01:07:11
somehow you still keep yourself apart like01:07:13
it seems like this is the impression01:07:14
the impression was that01:07:16
like you don't quite feel yourself01:07:19
part of this show business as if you were there01:07:21
you're staying temporarily, let's go01:07:23
work but with these people it’s conditional01:07:25
allowing them closer than just that01:07:28
colleagues, you don’t want such a decline01:07:30
there is no such impression on me01:07:32
purposeful idea that I don't want to be01:07:35
First of all, I'm not part of show business01:07:37
I belong to those people who believe01:07:39
that show business is dirty, that it is like that01:07:42
I don't think it's terrible at all01:07:44
show business is different from any other01:07:45
other business and what for example in01:07:47
there is more gossip in show business than in the housing department and01:07:50
so on in general all people are the same01:07:53
just show business in plain sight and01:07:55
everyone thinks that everything means right there01:07:57
such snakes and so on then to me01:08:00
it seems that all people are absolutely essence01:08:02
human it does not change01:08:05
for thousands of years, no, I didn’t do it on purpose01:08:08
In general, I don’t keep it apart, well01:08:12
how they add up and don’t01:08:14
we know at the same time and you’re not trying to be friends with01:08:17
try to be friends with everyone no yes many about01:08:20
try yes no I don't I can't get01:08:23
no bonuses, I can’t say01:08:26
that I’m trying to be friends with someone, that is01:08:28
If I like a person I understand that01:08:31
I feel some kind of contact with him01:08:33
It’s nice to talk to him, but we’ll talk01:08:36
who do you like, who do you like?01:08:38
evokes feelings01:08:40
from your colleagues, well, can you imagine?01:08:43
maybe just by the end of the day I01:08:45
I’m a little bad at understanding the niche is difficult01:08:48
answer your question directly if01:08:51
this is each other not a friend with a person with01:08:53
whom you enjoyed your time at01:08:55
work, okay, well, you drive all the time01:08:57
on tour you are always sure01:08:59
meet or cross paths with someone01:09:01
artists Svetlana Loboda all battle01:09:05
Svetlana Loboda is always very happy01:09:07
see01:09:09
She's actually such a workaholic01:09:12
[music]01:09:13
I don't have enough of them01:09:16
the organ was suggested to me by Ivan Polina Harry01:09:20
good to see good always by the way here01:09:22
zara we support each other and post01:09:26
releases khan klava koka anna sedokova there01:09:32
I don't know Sergey Lazarev Sergey Lorana01:09:34
we like you too, we were always happy01:09:37
Seryozha, of all the people listed above, you01:09:39
called networks Svetlana Loboda Tara and01:09:41
I was angry between even minutes, how easy it is01:09:45
Initially the question was precisely some kind01:09:47
friendship and for me it has become I already01:09:49
another one deciphered it, that is, it is not01:09:51
friendship is who you enjoy being with01:09:53
feel comfortable communicating with anyone you wouldn’t mind01:09:55
I know how to communicate and work days, well, look at me01:10:00
I can’t say who I’m uncomfortable with01:10:02
Yes, in principle, if I’m with my people01:10:04
colleagues01:10:05
I'll be at some kind of general event01:10:07
then I support everyone naturally01:10:09
nice conversation and so on but just01:10:12
but I don’t know how it happened like this01:10:14
what and with whom exactly are you in some kind of close01:10:16
contact not included01:10:22
section to stay to make it easier for you01:10:25
your life so thank you and so Natella01:10:28
nettle yes here you are as it seems to me01:10:31
now with her there I adore the note and in general01:10:34
very much that is, on the body we take with us01:10:36
onto the body we take with us by the hands and01:10:39
feet beautiful Larisa Valley Larisa01:10:42
valley, I'm always glad to see you too01:10:44
By the way, we would have met her at01:10:47
something called something or a heat dinner01:10:51
this is some kind of event01:10:53
it was associated with heat festivals, here it is01:10:56
there I was, she was immensely happy01:10:59
see because she was a member of the jury01:11:01
I always really like the People's Artist01:11:03
warm memories are always here with her01:11:05
say hello and01:11:07
nice nice we have communication01:11:10
when she sat on the jury what did she tell you01:11:12
I left the ratings but they weren’t there01:11:15
exactly the ratings, yes, but in general they were different01:11:18
comments sometimes she liked sometimes01:11:19
not really but she seems fair to me01:11:23
I heard about her having a squabble or something01:11:27
on the project music fly where was she his01:11:30
I heard but not even deeply familiar01:11:32
when he can't sing he has the right to01:11:35
then to sing and let them spot right01:11:37
only at home for your own01:11:40
weight is amazing you should be ready01:11:42
speak in front of an audience01:11:44
how should you respect your audience01:11:46
you can’t just go out raw and01:11:49
sing without getting inside the langu yes I01:11:52
I think that if you want to broadcast01:11:56
your singing01:11:58
audience if you are speaking at01:12:02
concerts then you should do it live01:12:04
because I think it's under01:12:06
the soundtrack is bad, I'm not saying it now01:12:08
about some rare case when01:12:10
for example, this is some kind of television01:12:13
shooting this is for sure I know what happens01:12:15
understand or am I not talking about something like that01:12:17
that I don’t know something happened to you01:12:19
chips and you just can’t make it there01:12:22
some note, but it’s always under01:12:26
soundtrack and record vocals in the studio01:12:28
using autotune and giving it away01:12:31
because you sing, I think it's01:12:33
deception, well, some of them are like morgen01:12:36
parking places Marlow's words they openly about01:12:37
they say that we always sing vac01:12:39
anagram why do we need to speak but01:12:42
they can apparently imagine it morally01:12:44
let me think it's cheating if we01:12:47
let's say that our show business01:12:50
was more professional I think that in01:12:53
In principle, this whole story should be banned01:12:55
with the phonogram I think it's a disgrace01:12:58
or write then during the speech01:13:01
that the artist sings to a soundtrack because01:13:03
that for example we very often by the way01:13:05
we encounter when something goes on01:13:08
team concert at this team concert01:13:10
you can sing at minus, but 80 for example01:13:14
percent of artists sing at plus 2001:13:17
minus percent, needless to say01:13:19
which, in principle, will be a minus in terms of quality01:13:23
we don't always sound good01:13:25
rebuild it will sound profitable, well01:13:27
somehow this is not entirely fair, first of all01:13:29
relationship with each other among colleagues but also in01:13:32
First of all, for me it’s not entirely fair01:13:34
in relation to the audience when there is01:13:36
again the opportunity to hit minus01:13:38
Chumakov Chumakov Lyosha report Chumakov01:13:42
By the way, Brienne's godfather is true01:13:45
this is the event01:13:47
interesting Sasha Dahl and this and where are we going01:13:52
We don’t communicate as often as we used to01:13:53
we talked somehow01:13:56
not that they ran away but not so often01:14:00
no quarrel no no no monitor friends I01:14:02
last year I was at their birthday party01:14:05
daughters with Yuri do you like what01:14:08
makes Lyosha very his music is very Lyosha01:14:11
great musician I adore and much more01:14:15
just a bird of fact, these musicians and01:14:18
sound and musical taste and taste01:14:23
style yes thank you01:14:24
[music]01:14:32
[music]01:14:35
in fact, he’s also one of those who don’t01:14:39
is chasing to bend here, didn’t bend and01:14:41
when he does what he likes01:14:44
it's obvious it's such a thrill and it has01:14:46
such a great response from this is cool I am this01:14:49
I'm just very happy for Lyosha because01:14:52
it's a great pleasure to see that he01:14:54
enjoys what he does and at the same time01:14:56
he has work to do, he is assembling a hall01:14:58
good and he has a great sense of humor01:15:01
how to become like Maxim Fadeev01:15:06
your association with maxim is really01:15:10
in fact, if it weren’t for Maxim’s last post01:15:13
Fadeeva I would have a very good one01:15:15
association because no but he and01:15:17
remains a very talented musician01:15:19
I would have one like this as a producer01:15:21
association and songs of his dancing on glass01:15:25
you just asked me now01:15:27
probably for a reason01:15:29
but also because you01:15:33
commented on his statement well01:15:36
as if I can’t tell you sharply at all01:15:38
enough01:15:39
diplomatic in your words01:15:41
statements then never goes into01:15:43
personality rally is always just somehow01:15:45
you contact me but you obviously didn’t like it01:15:47
I didn't like what he told me01:15:49
I liked it, it was just your impulse01:15:51
what kind of course is he now on this01:15:53
answered no, in my opinion maybe not01:15:56
I probably didn't answer, well I actually01:15:58
I didn't monitor that much01:16:00
this01:16:02
question but I remember something else I remember01:16:07
when I was at the cinema and01:16:10
in the popcorn sales area he approached me01:16:13
the young man is very nice01:16:15
intelligent just approached skali mari01:16:17
thank you very much for being with us01:16:19
stood up after Max Fadeev’s post01:16:22
it's very rare for someone to say well at all01:16:25
there are very few people on this topic01:16:27
I speak out, well, they are afraid and I tell you01:16:30
I can say that unfortunately we have01:16:32
somehow in the country they develop so that01:16:34
if you write exactly against and01:16:37
that this is all terrible, everyone will start screaming01:16:39
and some fellow will start but you01:16:42
people really like to subscribe to01:16:44
I don’t like this word x and for cotton wool but01:16:46
nevertheless, if we talk about LGBT01:16:48
community and in general and at the same time when I01:16:51
I’m writing in defense, yes, it’s mine, it’s like mine01:16:56
the main core of the audience is very much like01:16:58
if people are free, developed, who are for01:17:02
Lera and tolerant and they me01:17:04
support in this but at the same time I see01:17:06
that I have such a massive one, you know?01:17:08
starts from sand I don't understand why01:17:11
people so much this is the topic01:17:12
It hurts me, I don’t understand what it is01:17:15
lgbt propaganda this is the law01:17:18
this can be promoted, that is, this01:17:20
either it is in a person or it is not something that01:17:23
If we think about it in these terms, then01:17:24
basically then let's not01:17:26
watch thrillers because it can01:17:30
provoke your desire for someone01:17:31
kill and I don’t know, dismember, God forbid, well01:17:34
So how01:17:35
because everyone has some kind of parent01:17:37
means panic that their child will see01:17:39
some movie where someone kisses and then01:17:42
that means he will become gay and his life will be simple01:17:46
it will break into pieces but well, the truth is01:17:49
just so funny no but impossible01:17:52
force a person because if you01:17:54
makes it seem like a different friend01:17:56
history is already an article it’s there I don’t know01:17:58
rape well01:18:00
I don’t understand propaganda, that’s all I have01:18:02
it still feels like we're in the 90s01:18:04
and the 2000s were freer01:18:07
you know, now I have this feeling01:18:08
it’s like there’s some kind of fashion for homophobia01:18:12
let's go, you know, and it's all very true01:18:14
the percentage when they were freer is very01:18:16
everyone somehow picks it up and I see the same ones01:18:19
their colleagues who post in general01:18:22
pretty homophobic posts and I think01:18:24
Well, that’s how it is, that is, these are double01:18:27
standards while you go and be friends with01:18:30
obvious representatives of LGBT people, and just a little bit01:18:33
aren't these the same representatives representatives01:18:35
also somehow not entirely tolerant01:18:37
homophobes speak out for me, yes I do01:18:39
I look at this and somehow01:18:42
strange, in general it’s not quite the same world01:18:46
which I like I dream about01:18:49
for people to just be kinder, we all01:18:51
inhabitants of one planet we must appreciate01:18:53
care and cherish try less and and01:18:56
pollute at least if everyone01:18:58
just think about it a little bit01:19:01
friend will understand a little better01:19:03
friend understand great religion and everything01:19:06
I think it's so simple because01:19:09
these people are so angry and01:19:11
for some reason the person is really needed you know01:19:13
look for some of your failures01:19:15
the guilty and01:19:18
these are the ones to blame very often01:19:20
are either national minorities and01:19:23
we went through all this and we were terrible01:19:27
periods of them this is for me this is on01:19:30
in fact the scariest topic is01:19:31
Jewish genocide I can't calmly01:19:33
watch movies that is, here is the list01:19:35
Schindler this is all this this catastrophe this01:19:39
human disaster Laura is the most01:19:41
The scary thing is that I'm reading some now01:19:44
people's comments I understand that in01:19:46
In principle, this could all happen again01:19:49
because it's happening here and now01:19:51
probably not on such a terrible scale but01:19:54
this is actually happening and01:19:57
people continue in general and spread rot for01:20:01
someone's nationality01:20:03
they simply destroy for their own01:20:07
sexual preferences and so on01:20:09
By the way, now there is a lot of information in01:20:10
there is a lot about this on the Internet and it is about01:20:14
they write about this and talk about it01:20:15
open sources and when you start talking about01:20:18
read this you are waiting for the time to come01:20:19
reaction as possible and so on there people01:20:21
on the contrary, she’s like he’s an ardent thing01:20:24
this one is the biggest for me01:20:26
nightmare why did I just give an example with01:20:28
these absolutely terrible events01:20:31
historical what do you think anyway01:20:34
this could happen but here's how the laptop01:20:36
well one person shaved his head01:20:38
like all these people who01:20:40
worked in the camps could do it all01:20:42
put into action and then you now01:20:46
just looking through some01:20:47
the comments there are basically people direct01:20:49
the text says shoot burn, that is01:20:53
that nothing has changed, but here you go01:20:55
didn’t fly from higher ups there will be yes01:20:59
By the way, I have no strength, this is the basis that I01:21:03
I'm broadcasting this is what I want everyone to do01:21:05
respected each other and01:21:07
so that everyone treats each other with respect01:21:09
love if I like this one of mine01:21:12
broadcast something will arrive but I will start01:21:14
I’m ready to answer for this, even if I remain silent01:21:16
I can’t either and I understand that I’m in01:21:19
in principle, since childhood I have been undertaking01:21:20
some steps there protecting someone01:21:22
which were not at all profitable to me01:21:24
I understand that what I am broadcasting in this01:21:26
In part, communication is beneficial to me and I even01:21:30
I didn’t get a flight from there, it’s the same for me01:21:32
my subscribers said Masha please01:21:35
be careful judging because01:21:37
is happening now in the life of Markin Stern01:21:40
life of Khovansky and01:21:43
some other famous people01:21:47
there are stand-up comedians and so on and so on01:21:49
allow themselves some statements before01:21:52
quite suitable for our state and01:21:55
there really is a lot to be gained from this01:21:57
Well, it happened differently for each of them01:22:01
political history is everywhere01:22:03
in fact, it’s even reached there now01:22:06
to the point that here Morgan Stern and01:22:08
I just said my opinion in an interview01:22:11
I don’t understand victory at all, this is it01:22:17
please let's miss the victory holiday01:22:20
which took place already 76 years ago01:22:23
back lipstick and still from year to year01:22:26
millions are spent on this and they celebrate it01:22:28
everyone is trying to do something with a creak, some kind of me01:22:34
I don’t understand, I saw this with the taste of hasla01:22:36
nothing like we're actually on01:22:39
actually I think it’s not quite right01:22:42
I think Razil expressed himself correctly and01:22:45
got my point across because I01:22:48
for example, I think that really01:22:50
these are huge funds that01:22:52
are invested I would really like them01:22:53
given to our veterans who do not live01:22:56
exactly how I think they should live01:22:59
this doesn't mean I don't want to01:23:01
Just01:23:02
yes I'm not saying that I don't want to celebrate01:23:05
no, but if they ask me what is better01:23:08
spend money on fireworks or something01:23:11
just to give this money for living01:23:14
for delicious food because delicious food01:23:17
this is a great joy for the elder01:23:19
generation great joy and very01:23:21
I want them to eat what they want01:23:24
there is and so I was of course this way01:23:29
I did it simply and we remembered how01:23:31
we went with Sasha let us go to01:23:35
France and we went to very little01:23:39
the place is very beautiful01:23:41
and I always really love if it's time01:23:43
allows you to go to some01:23:45
I'm very interested in the food market01:23:47
interesting products in one way or another01:23:49
regions01:23:50
I remember how01:23:52
an elderly couple comes and they choose01:23:56
different cheeses and delicious food and I'm not in01:24:01
in general, something just came over me01:24:03
but I’m hysterical and I can’t call it on me01:24:06
I just burst into tears because I01:24:07
I remember our pensioners01:24:10
who go shopping and just like01:24:14
would sometimes choose food that is not entirely fresh01:24:17
simply because they can't imagine01:24:20
I simply can't afford anyone else01:24:22
so this is our me01:24:24
for some reason this picture was printed in01:24:26
head so back to the topic01:24:30
celebrations then I would of course have these01:24:33
Huge funds that are being invested01:24:34
I would like it to just be transferred to them01:24:37
home pension book and so that they01:24:40
enjoyed your days01:24:46
tell me this means the living room is pretty01:24:49
I understand that your family is going01:24:54
techniques makes some kind of junction well, yes here01:24:57
always by the way it's practically a living room01:24:59
hasn't changed, just the walls are different01:25:01
wall colors from the days like us01:25:06
the rest of the furniture is furniture too, that's all01:25:09
old mother vodka01:25:13
By the way, when we still lived in01:25:17
communal apartment01:25:18
I slept on this your slept on this01:25:20
we imagined him on the couch01:25:22
I'm sure you were very much a child01:25:25
comfortable yes I generally liked that we01:25:27
everyone in one room yes it's always like that01:25:29
I just lived like this when we moved01:25:32
us the war started in abkhazia we01:25:34
moved, relatives lived there01:25:36
at home and we were sleeping we were fourteen01:25:38
man in a 50-meter apartment and we01:25:42
I remember I had the best time myself01:25:44
since the best time for me was that01:25:47
we we had fun we were all together and01:25:49
somehow you don’t feel like a child at all01:25:51
discomfort no matter what the conditions are01:25:54
how cool baby what pictures01:25:56
cool friends here these cartoons01:25:58
for a face three years is the thirties and01:26:01
Crookshanks, what can I tell you about my son?01:26:03
where is one of my dad's brothers he01:26:07
artist and that's all yes that's all all the floor01:26:12
even here to defend my dad, this is his01:26:16
brother who died at Stalingrad01:26:18
it's cramped here we are dad's cousin01:26:21
who is a professional big artist01:26:23
also my god this is very cool01:26:25
very talented than in reality01:26:29
if you look closely here01:26:31
how much emotion does everyone have?01:26:33
the character is transferred and this is Vladimir similar01:26:38
[laughter]01:26:41
true so far it's done to the golden01:26:46
antelope to01:26:47
yeah yeah yeah yeah that's funny that's my mom01:26:51
beautiful this is my dad and this is very01:26:54
interesting photo was so very01:26:56
famous early last century photographer01:26:59
it was and look here the inscription01:27:04
eleventh year lipstick this is mine01:27:07
great uncle they flew on01:27:15
Mario and let him become again01:27:19
eaglet and again it became available to him01:27:23
heavenly heights01:27:24
in and dispute give respect to such a diet01:27:26
us class this is my grandfather and here are his three01:27:30
handsome brother, everyone is so handsome01:27:33
everything is very old water01:27:36
previously educated to raise01:27:39
wonderful people of all survived01:27:43
only for girls because01:27:45
shot01:27:46
died in the camp died during the siege01:27:51
now only my grandfather remains01:27:53
survived the siege my grandmother is forty01:27:55
in the fifth year she still died after01:27:57
blockades and this is my great-grandmother even the announcer01:28:01
yes, this is his own caricature, that’s him01:28:05
we scare rats and I'm not all people01:28:08
it's just that these are all friends, acquaintances, this is01:28:11
By the way, daddy is the one who died under01:28:13
Stalingrad was such a womanizer, he was his01:28:16
all the time with women01:28:18
why is he here in what kind of image but01:28:22
devil with mermaids this one looks like avalon01:28:26
yeah, that's where it comes from, well, Mephisto is just like that01:28:30
pretty funny01:28:35
Masha recently shared in her01:28:38
Instagram because you were depressed01:28:41
and for some reason it’s clinical in the first place01:28:43
I decided to share these but it was01:28:46
It turns out it was relatively recently01:28:48
in nineteen, you know I really01:28:50
I've been thinking about sharing this for a long time01:28:53
or not because first of all I am like that01:28:55
man what if I feel bad I don't01:28:57
I broadcast this not only social01:28:59
Networks are basically the opposite for me01:29:01
I want to go somewhere so that no one will see me01:29:04
I haven't seen it in the notes probably for a while01:29:06
for two years I constantly started writing this01:29:08
post then I deleted it and then I deleted it01:29:10
resumed again but I01:29:14
I started to notice that01:29:18
somewhere nearby somewhere someone wrote01:29:21
I told him somewhere, in general I began to understand01:29:23
that quite a lot of people face01:29:25
with such a problem they know what to do with it01:29:27
do and I can say that while I personally01:29:30
I haven’t encountered this and I really don’t01:29:32
I knew what it was, I thought it was01:29:36
bad mood I thought it was01:29:39
a person is lazy, that is, everything except that01:29:41
what really happens to a person01:29:44
I realized that I definitely have to do this01:29:46
share to people who are now01:29:49
is in this state realized that01:29:52
It's not their fault that they need to contact01:29:54
to specialists, some of them even01:29:56
and doesn't know it's her because I'm in01:30:00
at the very beginning I didn’t understand what was wrong01:30:01
happens to me or to this post01:30:03
people who can will pay attention01:30:05
be right next to it01:30:07
human they can in this description of mine01:30:09
find out this very situation reconsider01:30:12
my attitude because my friend01:30:16
there were some problems nearby01:30:19
depression and01:30:22
I didn’t quite understand her about this and when01:30:26
this happened to me, basically the first thing01:30:27
I did when I could, I called her01:30:30
began to apologize to her and ask01:30:32
I'm sorry that I didn't support her01:30:34
I really just didn’t understand what was wrong01:30:36
human is happening so I wrote01:30:38
and I remember that I01:30:40
pressed share and at some point01:30:43
since I am the person who is my01:30:45
somehow personal01:30:46
prefers not to share or so it has become in01:30:50
for a moment it’s scary because of this, here I am01:30:53
I don't know, it's like I'm something like this01:30:54
revealed my innermost now this01:30:57
will see so many people and then with01:31:00
with great speed it began to crumble01:31:02
flow of messages both in direct and01:31:05
and from my friends and colleagues who01:31:10
thanked me for writing about this01:31:12
shared that they too are going through this01:31:15
passed and in general there was a very good response01:31:19
great, including thanks for01:31:21
thank you for saying that, that's it01:31:23
Yes, I understand that we need to talk about this01:31:24
definitely and in general it seems to me that01:31:27
we in the country are just starting to01:31:30
actually actively talk about it but01:31:32
in the west after all, if you for example01:31:35
call me at work and tell me what I have01:31:38
I'm depressed or having a panic attack01:31:40
attacks will treat this normally01:31:42
if in our country call and tell01:31:44
that I can’t come, I’m panicking01:31:47
attack I will tell you that you are in general01:31:49
out of your mind but at the same time if you call01:31:51
and tell you that you have the flu then you01:31:53
they will say no to her while staying yet, God forbid01:31:55
by the way, well, that is, actually01:31:58
mental health of a person but no less01:32:01
is more important than the physical, I'm already talking to01:32:04
Unfortunately, if you have experienced this yourself, tell me01:32:07
a little bit of a symptom so you understand what it is01:32:10
something beyond your understanding01:32:13
and beyond what you can do on your own01:32:15
control01:32:16
she started to roll on me and I01:32:20
was on vacation at that moment, that is,01:32:22
I wasn't there because I was overloaded what01:32:24
I feel some kind of lack of sleep and I began to feel01:32:27
some kind of chronic fatigue that01:32:30
began to intensify every day to me01:32:33
it was very worrying01:32:35
get out of01:32:38
at home where we lived I disappeared into01:32:41
some desire moment in general you01:32:43
go to a cafe because I need something01:32:45
suddenly a feeling began01:32:46
worries that I couldn't describe01:32:49
It’s better not to describe to explain to myself01:32:51
why suddenly, given that I’m like this01:32:53
very active person01:32:55
quite positive and optimistic01:32:59
these are my qualities that affect me01:33:01
started to put pressure because how could it be01:33:03
here I am relaxing with people, so they see01:33:05
my god is in such a decadent state01:33:07
my I don't want them to get me into this01:33:09
saw I don't want anyone01:33:11
someone was uncomfortable with this01:33:14
you think they're blaming themselves I'm starting to think01:33:16
about everyone except myself later01:33:20
I lost my appetite more and more01:33:23
I had a chronic feeling01:33:26
I had an unpleasant feeling in my stomach afterwards01:33:30
a constant feeling of some kind of nausea01:33:34
at first I thought it might be01:33:35
I feel some kind of disorder like running01:33:37
forward, I passed all the tests that were01:33:39
simply amazing, chic like you01:33:42
for these parts everything was fine with me01:33:44
that is, this is all I rolled up01:33:46
rolled and rolled and01:33:48
then we at that moment we were on01:33:51
bali and01:33:54
place when this is exactly the place where in01:33:58
basically everyone is meditating perfectly and driving01:34:01
there is a place to look for yourself, it’s not a problem for me01:34:04
in general, the opposite happened01:34:07
history on this beautiful island and01:34:09
then we had a connecting flight via01:34:13
bangkok where we were supposed to be01:34:16
raise part of the clip that we shot in01:34:19
for more and had to take a piece off01:34:22
in Bangkok and we stayed there for 301:34:25
days and these three days in Bangkok I01:34:27
I will remember for the rest of my life because it was01:34:31
I'm already in a very bad state when I'm not01:34:34
got out of bed altogether, that is, I01:34:37
I just got up because I had to, I couldn’t eat01:34:40
I just forced myself to eat at all01:34:43
some unfortunate nut here me too01:34:45
I remember in my post I wrote like this01:34:47
on the nightstand next to me there was a bag of01:34:50
with nuts I take this cashew and give it to me01:34:53
I just seem like some kind of giant01:34:55
I bite off a small microscopic one01:34:57
piece and I just can’t swallow it01:34:59
that I have a chronic feeling here01:35:00
nausea and my mother was with me all the time01:35:03
phone which is just like a psychologist01:35:06
I was constantly in general led all these days01:35:09
talked to me I felt01:35:11
she told me very much support01:35:14
make sure you drink water with sugar01:35:15
there's just something for me01:35:17
glucose had some strength too01:35:19
I was completely dehydrated, how could I not01:35:22
I eat and don’t drink and that’s also negative and01:35:25
Naturally it took its toll, I was in bed for three days01:35:28
in this room, of course, I couldn’t01:35:32
take part in filming01:35:35
so the shadow frames came in and01:35:39
at that moment I didn’t understand what it was01:35:42
such that you were lying I think this is this01:35:46
you know01:35:47
this is very difficult to write, I'll try01:35:50
this is complete apathy and I’ll repeat it again01:35:55
that I am a very cheerful person, sushi I01:35:57
I really love life I really love my life01:35:59
work I'm not a depressed person01:36:02
while I’m lying there I understand that I don’t want01:36:06
you have nothing at all01:36:09
no feelings no happiness no sorrow01:36:13
she's okay01:36:14
complete apathy to such an extent01:36:17
what do you mean you look at the photographs01:36:20
there are close people of the child, the child and you01:36:23
you realize that you feel like01:36:25
even worse, that is, at these moments I01:36:27
I realized that but this is something completely wrong01:36:30
and the very peak of the fact that I realized what was going on01:36:33
things are extremely bad01:36:36
I'm lying looking out the window and I'm so01:36:39
Badly01:36:41
mentally that I'm starting for myself01:36:44
explain and understand people who01:36:47
commit suicide01:36:48
that is, this is the state that it is to live01:36:53
just at this terrible second01:36:55
I have suicidal thoughts to this degree01:36:58
now I will explain not what I had01:37:00
suicidal thoughts specifically01:37:03
commit suicide but I understood for myself01:37:06
people who do this while they are01:37:10
being in this state therefore again01:37:14
I also understand what is needed about this01:37:16
it is necessary to speak because01:37:18
it happens that people commit suicide01:37:20
those close to me don’t even understand how it’s like this01:37:22
in fact, a person could simply have01:37:23
depression that no one noticed and01:37:25
I thought it was something like that, I don’t know01:37:27
fooling around somehow pulled myself out01:37:31
I arrived in Moscow, I remember that when I01:37:34
I got on the plane and I just felt like this01:37:37
feeling as happy as I could01:37:39
that moment to experience what I am now01:37:40
I'll be at home because it's very important01:37:44
such a moment to have people nearby01:37:46
who support you and support in01:37:48
in this case, these are not words, everything will be01:37:52
cool let's go hang out, that's not at all01:37:54
support that is a person in this01:37:55
the state simply cannot do this, that is01:37:57
you will understand what your body is like01:37:59
lead that is, you can't just take01:38:01
and how they suggest you go shake yourself up01:38:04
somewhere to drink coffee that is the level01:38:06
fatigue to such a degree that from the series01:38:08
take a break and watch a comedy01:38:10
can you can't perceive01:38:11
information you can't it's hard for you01:38:14
look at the phone, that is, this is up01:38:16
to such an extent at home when01:38:18
I felt my mother's support when I01:38:22
was in her bed in the safety zone01:38:26
and comfort is very important at that moment01:38:29
I didn’t even understand what it meant before01:38:30
some kind of comfort zone I'm slowly leaving01:38:34
came out of this state on its own01:38:37
myself but you can say so plus I also01:38:39
then I found different meditations in01:38:43
on YouTube it’s straight up stating that meditation is from01:38:46
anxiety meditation routes bones01:38:49
the attorney addressed you, you know this01:38:51
this is for real01:38:53
wrong because at that moment01:38:55
again when this happened to me01:38:57
I01:38:58
I didn’t fully understand the level01:39:02
Let's just say the problems, that is, what in general01:39:04
you need to immediately contact specialists01:39:07
that is, if I did it right away01:39:09
there wouldn't be much simpler and easier01:39:12
notes analyzed why it could01:39:14
I was analyzing what would happen to you01:39:17
of course what's the reason I can't talk about it01:39:19
to say but I'm good for myself that I'm on my own01:39:22
I understand this for myself because much01:39:24
it's worse when you don't understand at all01:39:25
source could this be related01:39:28
style that you just rebooted yourself01:39:30
some time no, that is, it's some01:39:32
more women play01:39:35
after all, there was some reason it wasn’t01:39:38
maybe I think that suddenly I think01:39:40
what about the cumulative infection with work and01:39:42
that's why such a problem happened01:39:45
you need to take care of yourself and that's it01:39:48
when they say that nerve cells are not01:39:49
Ours are always restored by the way01:39:51
before that I wondered what it was01:39:53
for such a phrase the nerve cell does not01:39:55
are being restored what does this mean and01:39:56
this is exactly what it is01:39:59
stands for01:40:00
you and I talked about your parents01:40:02
regarding psychologists that you have never01:40:04
I wasn’t a psychologist again, that’s why I01:40:08
psychologists didn’t have it and because I01:40:11
I understand that there is, I come to a psychologist01:40:13
then I have to answer all his questions01:40:15
most likely there will be some questions01:40:17
personally I'm not ready01:40:19
open up to a stranger because01:40:21
which unfortunately I hear left and right01:40:24
and like the same psychologists somehow but not01:40:28
in plain text but in a veiled way they say01:40:30
that they had that person or01:40:32
for example, a psychologist’s patient tells01:40:35
myself, but my friend went to me too01:40:39
the psychologist said something about her01:40:41
tells this not on a level on a level01:40:43
gossip but as a matter of course01:40:46
not every moment is professional01:40:48
an hour but she actually has a lot of these01:40:52
It’s very disappointing that those around you01:40:54
such such an experience is unpleasant because01:40:57
usual, of course, if there is medical confidentiality01:40:59
I will order everything to my people and keep it but01:41:02
in general he will not be a good specialist01:41:05
I also sat down to disclose this information01:41:08
I understand that you probably may not01:41:10
ready this man I hear it I understand01:41:14
region, I even hear calls from mutual friends01:41:18
it's different from one to the other01:41:21
specialists and this is our circle01:41:23
so they walk essentially if you01:41:26
I felt confident that this01:41:28
a person definitely won’t tell too much01:41:31
you would go but that is holding you back01:41:33
just the fact that you're afraid to trust01:41:35
you know, I just thank God now in01:41:37
very positive01:41:40
mood and I myself I succeeded01:41:44
It’s easy for me to work through these moments myself01:41:46
it's hard to talk about it now01:41:48
ours immediately tensed up a little01:41:50
internal for this but if we talk about01:41:52
my current state is in01:41:54
today and thank God I don’t have01:41:56
such a need, but I remember that I was like this01:41:59
moment01:42:00
when I realized that I probably had to01:42:03
somehow don't give a damn about your own01:42:06
concerns also don't just need to be addressed01:42:08
doctor and no longer think about the fact that someone01:42:10
tell someone something about now first01:42:12
turn not just need help over her in01:42:14
in the end I didn’t contact her didn’t mention it01:42:16
tass, but it’s as if it’s already disappeared01:42:18
request let's say this01:42:24
in every interview I ask about01:42:27
mission I believe that everyone has01:42:29
man there is something01:42:31
purpose01:42:32
I need to think with what's yours I think mine01:42:35
purpose is music, here I am for you01:42:38
I say the first thing that comes to my mind01:42:39
my impulse immediately this music door01:42:42
destiny01:42:44
I believe in fate01:42:46
she believes in something else I believe in goodness01:42:51
no less despite everything I continue01:42:54
I continue to believe in goodness I continue01:42:56
believe in people and01:43:00
I believe that only love will save01:43:04
this world and what is love01:43:06
this is the most wonderful feeling on earth and01:43:10
I brought up I'm testing and now I'm William01:43:17
you see, I was thinking probably if01:43:20
I'm now, well, you're probably talking about01:43:23
love is probably not for parents where these01:43:26
about another love you hope for us but01:43:29
love is still so very deep01:43:31
the feeling is very deep and she is the first01:43:34
the queue should be unconditional I think01:43:36
if we're not talking about falling in love01:43:39
then probably not01:43:41
but I want to say for now there is something01:43:46
death01:43:48
you know why why it's not some01:43:51
phobia for example in terms of the situation I don’t know01:43:54
I'm afraid to fly because we'll crash01:43:56
or am I afraid of something01:43:58
no specific thing scares me01:44:00
the unknown is probably this moment01:44:03
that he can't control something01:44:05
impossible01:44:07
give something you regret yes01:44:12
I can't say this but jelly and and01:44:17
this is what I can’t say about01:44:20
than she taught me a lot and in01:44:23
first of all not to be in this life01:44:25
categorical and condemn something01:44:29
this is very important so don't bother with it01:44:34
then you just don’t condemn even playing01:44:36
no one and don’t be so categorical my01:44:38
if you are such a person because01:44:41
that I am ready to admit that in some01:44:42
questions before it was a long time ago I'm in01:44:46
some questions were categorical01:44:49
this seems like a dangerous story to me01:44:53
your superpower01:44:59
so serve so and such interesting questions01:45:01
in fact, I'm telling you impulses01:45:04
who came good vocals01:45:07
like this01:45:10
good vocals yes that is01:45:15
good vocals I don’t know, maybe there’s this one01:45:18
exactly 22 words that came to me01:45:21
head although first there was vocals and then01:45:23
ok like that yes probably something like that01:45:26
cards with my daughter01:45:28
so that that day I at least dream of something01:45:31
length I want her to be happy I01:45:35
I want her to never know that01:45:37
is war01:45:39
I want her to do what she loves01:45:42
it's up to her to do her job01:45:45
I think it's my favorite thing01:45:47
important and I will do my best to make it as possible01:45:49
there supports you to tell yourself01:45:51
beckons01:45:55
I would tell myself to01:45:59
I never lost faith in myself and01:46:04
so that I never and to anyone and under any circumstances01:46:09
circumstances did not allow myself01:46:11
to offend like this, both are sorry yes now01:46:16
no, that’s what you did when you were offended01:46:19
wrong01:46:20
forgiven you can't forgive you can forgive and01:46:26
move away and I didn’t leave now I came over yes01:46:30
mine has moved away01:46:36
friends we are unique now01:46:39
opportunities01:46:40
listen to Masha live now with01:46:44
his musician friend01:46:51
tell me a little you wanted to tell01:46:53
served for many years together yes yes we01:46:56
We met Max in 2013 just01:47:00
time flew by like that max I remember01:47:03
played I'm sitting on the sofa by the way in01:47:06
at your concert there was space01:47:08
charity event and maxim01:47:11
my own group and mine01:47:14
the guys invited me to sing with them01:47:17
song sitting on the couch interesting title01:47:20
perfect for this sofa here01:47:23
The magician is playing with us now too01:47:25
two matches in our lineup of musicians01:47:29
in general, we have already had a long creative path01:47:32
let's wander together and now what will you do for us?01:47:35
sing and now we will play with pleasure01:47:38
my song which came out in December01:47:40
called faith and love therefore with01:47:43
With pleasure we will now fulfill it for you01:47:46
[music]01:47:52
she01:47:55
she01:47:58
she has nothing01:48:00
breathe and don't speak01:48:04
goodbye just wave01:48:07
hand01:48:09
silent goodbye01:48:12
one comfortable style and01:48:14
[music]01:48:16
I'll whisper a prayer01:48:19
then let both compartments01:48:23
God doesn't hurt you01:48:26
we are destined to be separated01:48:30
but just don’t like a01:48:34
we become I'm flying gti01:48:37
swallow and spring01:48:41
I know I'm in a foreign country01:48:44
you're sad a.a.01:48:47
remember me about me01:48:50
in the distance01:48:54
[music]01:49:03
come back01:49:06
hurry up01:49:08
[music]01:49:09
That's why01:49:13
they save themselves but01:49:16
only Gordon has faith and love01:49:22
she ask you not01:49:26
that there would be no sadness01:49:30
and what about separation01:49:33
more between on01:49:37
will embark on earthly01:49:41
you of the century01:49:44
no always with me01:49:47
[music]01:49:48
my beloved01:49:52
come back mine01:49:56
only01:49:59
come back I'm here maybe let it go01:50:05
according to01:50:08
andI01:50:09
home with base but01:50:13
only faith. and Lyuba01:50:20
on01:50:24
[music]01:50:29
And01:50:31
she01:50:32
[music]01:50:33
[applause]01:50:36
[music]01:50:38
101:50:39
[music]01:50:41
Yes01:50:45
[music]01:50:55
come back01:50:56
[music]01:50:58
hurry up01:51:00
[music]01:51:06
adore01:51:09
cities of the world and01:51:13
love oh01:51:15
[music]01:51:23
A01:51:25
But01:51:27
[music]01:51:34
stadium I applaud you now01:51:37
visualizing the truth almost once01:51:39
thank you you are very beautiful01:51:49
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Попробуйте 2ГИС 👉 https://2gis.ru/?is_retargeting=true&source_caller=ui&shortlink=2dd9a337&c=youtube_nadezhda_strelets_integration&pid=youtube Мария Зайцева – певица и участник дуэта #2Маши. Вместе с Машей Шейх они несколько лет захватывают все чарты и набирают немыслимые цифры просмотров и стримов. А сегодня Мария расскажет, почему она начала сольную карьеру, как ей удалось развестись с мужем и при этом остаться в отличных отношениях, что ей дало шоу «Голос» и чем запомнились выступления на «Точь-в-точь». Познакомимся с родителями Маши, а также узнаем, как две девушки без связей и денег стали одними из самых популярных исполнительниц в СНГ? Все это и многое другое в нашем интервью. Приятного просмотра! Мария Зайцева - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Лаура Джугелия - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Найти FAMETIME: Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Почта для предложений: [email protected] 0:00 Провели день с Машей Зайцевой 01:08 В гостях у родителей Маши 02:56 О детстве Маши 05:54 О первом кастинге 08:02 Лаура о выпуске 08:46 Колесо жизни 12:44 В гостях у Маши дома 13:37 Реклама 15:05 О музыкальных премиях 19:49 О начале дуэта «#2Маши» 24:10 О кризисе в дуэте 27:32 О сольной карьере 31:52 О личной жизни 32:31 О Мадонне и пластических операциях 35:36 О проекте "Народный артист" и группе «Ассорти" 45:04 О личном пространстве 46:30 Дочь Маши Сандра о музыке 50:56 Сандра садится на шпагат 52:00 Об отношениях с бывшим мужем Алексеем Гоманом 55:42 О проекте «Голос" 01:00:58 О силе рода 01:07:08 Об отношениях с шоу-бизнесом 01:10:23 Ассоциации 01:15:06 О посте Фадеева об ЛГБТ-пропаганде 01:22:06 О высказывании Моргенштерна о Дне победы 01:24:49 О родословной Маши 01:28:36 О депрессии 01:42:23 О миссии, страхах и суперсиле 01:45:50 Что бы сказала маленькой Маше? 01:46:38 Песня
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