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A little levity can be good for the Covid blues, and expert Khadizhat Omarova of Russia’s Rospotrebnadzor has given a variety of advice to accelerate recovery. Why not give your lungs a good stretch and practice your folk song, too?
A poetic song about optimism is this issue's language study section.
At the end of May, a lucky Muscovite heard a ruckus outside his window…
“For those not familiar with the lyrics of this song, I recommend it. It’s some horse people and absolute drivel. I simply don’t understand what it is. What is it about?... Somehow everything is very strange, mildly speaking.”
– On March 31, Russia’s Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko commented on the lyrics of “Russian Woman,” a song that the Russian-Tajik artist Manizha, who is known for her feminist activism, will soon be performing at Eurovision.
The director of Roscosmos uses the organization's website to distribute his latest hits.
In which we review Dina Rubina's Leonardo's Handwriting, and the nonfiction book, The Pianos of Siberia.
Over the past ten years, music made in Russia has become more popular.
A well-known musician posted a poem in response to the sentencing of his friend, the actor Mikhail Yefremov.
This week: cereal jingles go viral, animal crossings save critters, and paratroopers take a swim in a fountain in celebration. Sounds pretty run-of-the-mill.
How the work of one of Soviet Russia's greatest poets found new life through modern music.
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