Russian pop music
It's Glukoza. Yay! Looks like it's still the seventies over there.
Here she is again, with a very different pace and mood, singing "Moskva". (Note: this sometimes downloads slowly. If it keeps getting stuck, click "pause" and give it a minute or so before playing.)
And here with "Verka Serduchka" (Andrei Danilko), Ukraine's answer to Liberace. I think the person who designed this set was working under the inspiration of something a little stronger than vodka.
Here she is again, with a very different pace and mood, singing "Moskva". (Note: this sometimes downloads slowly. If it keeps getting stuck, click "pause" and give it a minute or so before playing.)
And here with "Verka Serduchka" (Andrei Danilko), Ukraine's answer to Liberace. I think the person who designed this set was working under the inspiration of something a little stronger than vodka.
Labels: Eastern Europe, Music and video
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