@@dedyshkaaksion1514 Я писал про связь суперхитов от Дианы с НТВ! Канал-то у Дианы есть, да только вот ВСЁ, что было на шоу НТВ этому каналу и принадлежит! Ни разу не слышали от реакционеров про заблоченный выпуск? Вот у этого парня Диана и есть только с её сайта!
Вот реально-абсолютно все песни из этого мультика знаю наизусть (все сезоны)! Но.. эта композиция-гимн американских бомжей. Демократия, блин 🤣) Простите, люди добрые! Никого обидеть не хотела. Сама в шоке..
I find this proekt adorable, like it very much. All those songs are from the soviet union's time. Because of that sometimes you will see musicians from previous soviet republic. Greetings from Russia
Настроение поднялось. Замечательный проект. Мне очень понравилось. Смотрим все песни этого проекта и другие проекты то же. Спасибо за реакцию. Спасибо за выбор видео.
As a stringed instrument, the balalaika is a plucked instrument and belongs to the family of long-necked lutes. It consists of a triangular body with a small sound hole, a long neck with frets and 3 strings that can be plucked by hand or with a plectrum. Balalaika was first mentioned in a historical document in 1688. The document tells of two jugglers who were arrested, beaten and bandaged for playing the balalaika. Because at that time all Russian folk instruments were forbidden by Tsar Aleksej. He even ordered the instruments to be collected and burned. Those who dared to keep and even play the instruments were severely punished. Only in the eighteenth century did the balalaika emerge from the underground and become more popular than ever. Peasant boys made the hearts of the village beauties flutter with it, and professional musicians even gave operas a fresh touch with it. But then the triangular wonder was supplanted by new fashionable instruments and fell into oblivion again. At the end of the 19th century, a young squire and musician Vasily Andreev overheard his servant playing the balalaika and immediately fell in love with it. After learning how to use the instrument, he decided to improve it. His first public appearance in 1886 was a real sensation. (google)
Thanks! How I love this song, every word resonates with my heart, and so we go with friends, for many years. These words of the song, the reflection of our soul, freedom- in this song the true meaning of this word. The song is beautifully performed, and in the original cartoon, Onufriev's magnificent voice. Thanks! There is so much warmth in this music and words, they always live in the heart, always with us, with friends.
The song is a song from the popular Soviet animation (cartoon) which is called the same name (Musicians from Bremen), based on the german tale by Grimm brothers
Очень любил смотреть мультфильм "Бременские музыканты", когда был маленький. Очень жизнерадостная и оптимистичная песня! От неё всегда поднимается настроение!
Hi Faul! Great reaction to great music! Did anybody tell you about the project and who all these people are? There are many cities and smaller remote towns spread all over Russia where nuclear power plants and nuclear technologies are the main forming factor. So all these people are mostly scientists, nuclear industry workers and their families. Russian captions are saying the artists or band names along with names of places where are they from.
Just to understand. This project is called "Songs of Atomic Cities". The video below is signed from where the singers and musicians. Cities with nuclear power plants, nuclear institutes and design plants participate. Cities where nuclear technology engineers live.
here is the original, this is a song from a funny musical cartoon based on a fairy tale by the brothers Grimm. тут оригинал, это песня из забавного музыкального мультфильма по сказке братьев Гримм. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y11ftUITH60.html
А в России все поют.Мы поивыкли уже. Даже те кто не умеют петь.😂 Если капля чего- то спиртного попала в рот, то петь начинаем и трезвые поем. Нравится, жизнь продлевает и не скучно.
Насколько я знаю идея проекта пришла из Америки, отобраны самые популярные и известные песни, и в проекте песни исполняют представители художественной самодеятельности из разных атомных городов. Многие песни я заслушала до дыр ))))
Хорошая песня ,она и поётся хорошо. Запомнится и будешь слушать и не надоест. А какое настроение подарили исполнители!!!!! Да они сами от этого с каким настроением исполняли. А сам мультфильм из которого песни знают ну если не все ,то большинство россиян..разве это не чудо! Шедевр. А вариаций сколько в исполнении. Да любые инструменты не только музыкальные, стиральная доска и то в ход пошла.
Hi Brandon, I suggest Belovezhskaiya pushcha for one of your next reactions. This song shows best soul and origin of Russians and alll other eastern slavics. Sorry, I was unable to find its English translation, but you sure gonna find it if you look it up in the internet. Thank you so much for reacting to these songs, it's really a great pleasure to see your reactions!☺
This is is a project of Rosatom called “10 songs of nuclear cites”. So, musicians from cities where are nucluear electric plants of Rosatom. Of course it is sponsored by this company. The text of this song is very interesting too. It is from the same named cartoon movie.
Чудесное исполнение любимой песни из любимого мультфильма. А это оригинал ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DjeiLzaVQG0.htmlsi=UC9pprczfLAh9XwK
Great reaction. But you pay too much attention to the text.))) There are simply untranslatable idioms) Watch the video in support of the Russian Olympic team. Start with the Russian anthem. By the way, the project is led by musician, guitarist, arranger Timur Vedernikov.
Друг! Так здорово смотреть на твои реакции! Россия-очень творческая страна! Мы любим петь и танцевать, любим праздники! Мы за мир, за любовь, за искренность! Всем добра и счастья!
Your reaction was simply priceless! Thanks a lot, bro! My children and I love to sing all these songs from Soviet cartoons and movies. They are so sincere, kind and melodious that they give a lot of positive emotions. Therefore, I recommend to react to music from Soviet movies and cartoons. You'll never regret it, I'm 100% sure of it! :)
Нам любые дороги дороги! Юрий Энтин гений стихосложения. "Ох рано встаёт охрана". Мне 40, я с таким удовольствием слушаю его. Ну а этот проект, когда сотни людей объединились, сыграли и спели, там еще десятки людей звук сводили, видео, свет... Мама дорогая. Нет слов!
Bremen Musicians is a German fairytale that we adopted into a cartoon in 1969. I wish this song would be played all over the world. It is so enlightening.
