Russian Songs That Foreigners Like

2024 Author: Bailey Albertson | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 12:53

What Russian songs do foreigners like the most

The breadth of the Russian soul does not leave indifferent representatives of all corners of the planet. The soul is most clearly manifested in music, which is why foreigners like Russian songs. Be amazed what hits the foreigners are picking up.

Million Scarlet roses

This song is loved by the inhabitants of eastern countries. Hundreds of thousands of views of the video, where Japanese singers perform in their native language, "A Million Scarlet Roses". The seven millionth milestone will soon be crossed by the number of views of the performance of a vocal piece by the group of South Korean girls Infinity Of Sound. Every day a beautiful song about unequal love is performed in Chinese karaoke clubs, and in different language versions.

Did Alla Borisovna imagine that the hit would live for many years not only in the post-Soviet space, but also spread throughout the world.

Call me with you

An unexpected continuation was received by the lyrical composition of the untimely deceased author Tatyana Snezhina, familiar to Russians as another hit of the Prima Donna of the national stage. "Call me with you" is a favorite of the Indonesians. The calm, rhythmic tune entered the repertoire of folk performers and sounded in a new way accompanied by guitars, maracas, gongs and rebabs.

Vladimir Central

Original arrangements of chanson are offered by Cuban musicians. What is one "Vladimirsky Central" worth! It doesn't matter that a Cuban pronounces half of the text incorrectly, but how mentally he performs - not every Russian is capable of such a sensual presentation.

Holy war

This song sounds unusual in the performance of the Chorus of the People's Liberation Army of China. The repertoire of the honored collective, which includes the best graduates of musical institutions, invariably includes a song about a holy war. An anti-fascist masterpiece - this is what the Chinese call it. The power of the appeal to defend the Motherland is conveyed to listeners in two languages: Chinese and Russian - which symbolically emphasizes the alliance of the two great powers.

Katyusha

The Chinese people are particularly sensitive to the songs of the war years. Recently Youtube exploded a multi-style performance of the famous "Katyusha" on one of the Chinese vocal shows. The performers managed to weave rap, opera, pop and dance genres into the composition. The viewers liked the resulting product - the number of views exceeded one and a half million mark.

By the way, in Germany this folk hit is taught by schoolchildren and performed in chorus.

Change

The favorite of rockers and punks Viktor Tsoi is still popular in the world. Getting to another continent, Russian travelers are surprised to hear the familiar motive: "Our hearts demand changes." At a recent Moscow concert dedicated to the artist's memory, the American Metallica performed the legendary "Blood Group".

Koreans, Japanese, Americans, British - connoisseurs of the legendary band's repertoire are attracted by the original melancholic voice of the vocalist, simple guitar rhythms and deep author's texts. Indeed, "Choi is alive!"

Polyushko-field

If you want to see how 50 thousand Germans stand up to the glorifying the Red Army "Polyushko-Pole" - watch Helen Fischer's performance in Cologne. The singer, originally from Siberia, embodies a national mission in Germany, introducing German society to Russian culture.

Song of the Volga Barge Haulers

This song is loved in Australia. It would seem, where is the Volga, and where is Australia - all the more surprising to hear "Hey, hoo!" among savannas and tropical forests. Imagine about thirty men who do not speak Russian, bawling "Black Eyes", "March of the Far Eastern Partisans" and "Burlakov". This is the Australian choir "Dustyesky" from South Wales, performing an original repertoire for migrants from Russia and becoming famous all over the world.

Kalinka

This song is loved all over the world. Wherever the fate of a Russian man has brought him, he will be able to remember his native land everywhere thanks to the irresistible Kalinka-Malinka, which sounds in dozens of languages in all sorts of interpretations.

A clockwork folk song is an immortal symbol of a great country, uniting people of different views, strata and confessions.