I simply cannot believe neither my eyes, nor my ears. I've been watching this video I don't know how many times and I still marvel that such a treasure is right here on UA-cam and is so wonderfully easy to be reached. Moreover, it seems this was not a lip sync but a live performance. It is distinctly different than the only studio recording of that song Boris ever made (Dobrowen, 1950), but it is even more powerful and more beautiful. God bless you, Gabba02, for having shared this video!
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Wonderful iconic, timeless Russian song sung by this Bulgarian bass singer! You can really feel the incredible effort of the workers in the shipyard hawling, lifting, using all their combined perspiring team strength and spirit in their shared work to keep industry flowing. Bravo! Boris Christoff.
Man, just look at his posturing. It's not just the throat and lungs that make a great voice, he's taking intense pains to keep his body bent in just the right shapes to produce the best and most resonant tones he can.
The “noble posture,” as it’s called in the singing field, is all about opening the ribs for maximum lung expansion, maximum breath support, and maximum freedom of the throat, tongue, and jaw.
Rest in Peace Boris Christoff, the shining star of Bulgarian Musicians. Eastern Europe and the Balkans is the home of Labour Culture and Music, long live the Eastern people!
@@gaytan6683 РАЖДАТ СЕ постоянно , но кървавата софийска мафия на кварталната софийска класическа музика не им разрешава да съществуват. Ако Борис Христов не беше успял да се изкопчи от острите им нокти и да избяга в чужбина и за него нямаше да си чувала.
Say what you will about people coming here because of the Heavy from TF2, if it weren't for that, there'd be some ignorant of this ballad. And being ignorant of it would undermind this man's bellowing vocals and the strain of the Volga Boatman. There's a lot of grief behind it, but it's meant to keep from losing morale. To keep pushing no matter the strain. Doesn't matter what brought you here, so long as it's appreciated
I saw this video for the first time over a year ago, and lost it, forgot the singer. As soon as I saw the title, and heard his voice, I knew I found what I'd been looking for. Such an amazing voice.
EXCELENTE INTERPRETACIÓN DE ESTE SEÑOR, EN DEFINITIVA MUY BUEN BAJO, Y CON ESTE TEMA DA CÁTEDRA DE COMO SE DEBE CANTAR, CANCIÓN TRADICIONAL RUSA. SALUDOS A TODOS DESDE MEDELLIN COLOMBIA.
From where the *BLEEP* did you got the idea that he's russian or even JEWISH?? He was bulgarian and despite the fact that during the communism in Bulgaria, they almost exiled him and he made his carrer in Italy, he was always proud of his heritage. There's google and there's wikipedia for such things as informing yourself - do not write such comments, because you are confusing people, who are not familiar with Christoff.
Vladimir Miller doesn't possess one iota of the subtlety or artistry of Christoff. A thousand profondos with low G's, or whatever, aren't worth one Christoff. Miller is a sideshow variety act compared to the greats mentioned below.
@ColKorn1965 Aleksander Nevski is a russian saint and a historical knyaz of Russia from the middle ages and he has almost nothing to do with the army that liberated Bulgaria from ottomans ;)
Boris is perhaps te best bass singer ever. Shalyapin might have been better but there is too little audio record from him left to judge. Te voice of Boris is eternal. Ant tis performance, in particular, is cosmic!
Does it matter how his name is written? We all know who we are talking about and whose that magnificent voice belongs to? By the way, Boris has always been, and still is, much more popular outside Bulgaria and there his name is written like this.
C'est une jeune fille Lizza qui m'avait fait très rapidement découvrir l'opéra il y a qques années et j'avais découvert cette chanson interprétée par B.Christoff que je n'ai jamais oublié.
I'm Bulgarian and I speak and understand Russian quite well - I can assure you that his russian is perfect (unlike most Bulgarians). His Russian is close to the old slavorthodox interpretation - for example he does pronounse the 'ь' and thr 'ъ' at the end of the words - like the old russian and bulgarian writing --- "Ей ухнемъ". Some priests in the orthodox churches still speak and sing that way. Something else; his speaks (sings) Italian, French or German with a Russian accent
My Bulgarian cousins used to joke about faking it: you just (they said) stuck Russian endings on Bulgarian words... One of my cousins, though, had a Russian father, and did rather better.
Wonderful, and he was really living the part! Nevertheless I slightly prefer the voice of Leonid K? with the Red Army Choir, even though he doesn't get so carried away.How many people have seen the painting that inspired the song? I always imagined that boatmen must be hauling away in boats, and there was something romantic about it even though it was very hard work. Not so! I always thought that before the days of mechanisation, people who had to haul huge loads on land would have draught horses - there's hard enough work for a whole team of horses! - or maybe some oxen. This painting shows the poverty and desperation of the 19th century Russian peasant.
Yeah yeah, a quarter of you got here from the TF2 wiki. I did too, big deal. Anyway, this is going through my head while I do this last minute assignment.
Yeah so ONE of that list actually contributed to science. (the others are engineers) Okay misguided idiot, I'm from a small country: here is my list, Vermeer, REMBRANDT, VAN GOGH, (some painters you MIGHT KNOW) Scientists/mathematicians: C. Huygens, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek''FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY'',DANIEL BERNOULLI, Hendrik Lorentz, Johannes Diderik van der Waals, Willem Hendrik Keesom.. The list goes ON and ON because we don't have to be proud of ''JUST ONE REAL SCIENTIST'' LIKE YOU... :D
HAHAHA, first of all excuse any grammar mistakes of mine but it seems that you make an excuse for the imperialism of USA, wich historically began much earlier than Brezhnev administration as you absurdly mention here. Not to mention how ridiculous you sounded here.You think youtube is an american invention? You just contradicted yourself. How something that Provides a Free TV to all internet users have any resemblance to a capitalist media? You came here to make me look like a fool, but you fail
this is music. coming from a 22 year old male from the US might seem strange. but think about the music "popular culture" promotes today...sickening disgusting piles of crap music. this music actually captivates you, you dont mindlessly listen while driving around in your escalade with 24s. this music actually takes over your thought process, and lets you become involved with the sounds you are hearing in a way that is hard to understand or explain. incredible...
When you listen the Song of the Volga Boatmen you should not forget that this is a sad song, this is the song of people overwhelmed by the plight to withdraw boats against river current. The song is sung by burlaks, or barge-haulers, on the Volga River. Lives of slaves, in which no drop of the Red Army optimism. No glory, only pain and greif. Russian soul is broken. That's the difference. Please see Repin's painting Barge Haulers on the Volga.
SaeringVircolac By the way, I was the nerd who helped The Who during their opera Tommy, in octophonic: 8 channels, intermingling musical instrument and human voices. You might learn something about Music. Music is music. It is erroneous to call some Classical and some Modern. I hate this classification set up by upper and lower echelons. Have a nice day and good luck. I shall most certainly listen to your recommendations.
There are great modern musicians: Michael Jackson: Composer, Lyricist, Singer, Performer and a great entertainer ... a genius .. born once in a century. So hold your horses and learn. I am much much older and yes, I am still learning, learning from idiots like you who consider themselves to be expert at a tender age. Music is a vast ocean, larger than all the oceans and seas put together. Human vocal chords are even more. Each strand of the VC produces a distinct and different vibration.
Thnx for the comments. I hope it is a typographical error: Arrogant Prig not Prick. Arrogance, my friend, has nothing to do with appreciation of good music. You are most welcome to your opinion. I respect that. There are old idiots and young brilliants. Music is not the property of rich and famous or old or young. It is for all. If you really want to know about Music, go to India, spend years in an Aashram in the south and learn. India gave music to the world among other things.
Can someone please help me? i don't know if you remember but before there was a video with a different version of this song. It had a picture of the heavy and medic from tf2 and was a fast, instrumental version of the song. I liked it and would like to listen to it again but now the video is gone. Can you please tell me what was the name of that version? Thank you.
RvV1992, pl don't show your peurile state. Most likely you r a generation of meaningless loud noise & incomprehensible human sounds with ear splitting screeches that you call Modern Music. Comments here prove my point. Russians have soul. They love Music. Listen to Vespers by Rachmaninof for at least 100 times to educate yourself. You might learn. I doubt it.
Unbelievable ! Never thought that an old fashioned song like this could have such an impact on me. Listen to Boris Christoff as Boris Godunov... I can only compare him to Fjodor Chaljapin !!!
This is a stage name.Maria Callas was born Maria Kalegeropelous. No one ever calls her that. This is the way HE spelled his name. If you look up Christov you won't find him. It DOES matter. It matters that you realize that this is Boris Christoff, his birth name may be something else.
Great doesn't necessarily imply superior moral imperative. Similarly in the mangled usage of awesome - it is something to inspire awe, not a particularly tasty sausage covered in chilli you ate on the toilet. Tbh, its still a stupid comment :D
Its a good thing I've met other Russians beside you, else I would wonder why they held such long grudges against people with ticklish throats. :P As for the Boris incident, the Soviets weren't exactly friendly and trusting to their fellow man either...
Wow. Not only has my fascination with TF2 led me to this beautiful rendition of the song, it finally gave me the title to a tune (the "yo ho ho, ho" bit) that I've been wondering about for ages. You really do learn something new every day!
@Digga1221 I also basically like Leonid Kharitonov's variant better,but it's not like he puts Boris Hristov to shame.In fact Hristov's voice goes a bit deeper, but it seems like Kharitonov has a more powerful voice
I played this song in band when I was very little, and I had always loved it. But now after a year of tacking Russian and hearing this song again... I feel Russia.
Эй, ухнем! Эй, ухнем! Ещё разик, ещё да раз! Эй, ухнем! Эй, ухнем! Ещё разик, ещё да раз! Разовьём мы берёзу, Разовьём мы кудряву! Ай-да, да ай-да, Aй-да, да ай-да,
Heavy like song.
indeed
Da
Посмотрите моё исполнение, этой русской народной, бурлацкой песни: ua-cam.com/video/vHUm3u-lVN8/v-deo.html
This is not pop commercial freak stage. This is a real
And who doesn't like Heavy? ;)
I simply cannot believe neither my eyes, nor my ears. I've been watching this video I don't know how many times and I still marvel that such a treasure is right here on UA-cam and is so wonderfully easy to be reached.
Moreover, it seems this was not a lip sync but a live performance. It is distinctly different than the only studio recording of that song Boris ever made (Dobrowen, 1950), but it is even more powerful and more beautiful.
God bless you, Gabba02, for having shared this video!
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@Hunter Ronald Instablaster =)
His voice is extraordinarily powerful. No wonder he is considered one of the greatest bass in the 20th century.
Wonderful iconic, timeless Russian song sung by this Bulgarian bass singer! You can really feel the incredible effort of the workers in the shipyard hawling, lifting, using all their combined perspiring team strength and spirit in their shared work to keep industry flowing. Bravo! Boris Christoff.
INCREDIBLE BULGARIAN BASS BORIS CHRISTOFF !!! GOD BLESS YOU !!! ALL WE - ALL BULGARIAN LOVE YOU ENDLESS !!!
Русские любят его не меньше! Ну те у которых уши есть )
And italian too
He sings as if he is hauling the rope himself, his voice paints a lovely picture. Most enjoyable. Thank you for posting this.
Man, just look at his posturing. It's not just the throat and lungs that make a great voice, he's taking intense pains to keep his body bent in just the right shapes to produce the best and most resonant tones he can.
The “noble posture,” as it’s called in the singing field, is all about opening the ribs for maximum lung expansion, maximum breath support, and maximum freedom of the throat, tongue, and jaw.
Totally agreed! This is a master class in one video.
Rest in Peace Boris Christoff, the shining star of Bulgarian Musicians. Eastern Europe and the Balkans is the home of Labour Culture and Music, long live the Eastern people!
Bulgarians have always had ,,Shining stars" in Music since Orphey till modern days.
Bass voice for excellence.
Великолепен бас,голям певец!
Вече не се раждат такива певци.
Sad truth😢
Раждат се!
@@deyanko9412 Ако се раждат,не ги чувам.Двамата големи баси бяха Ник.Гяуров и Борис Христов.
@@gaytan6683 РАЖДАТ СЕ постоянно , но кървавата софийска мафия на кварталната софийска класическа музика не им разрешава да съществуват. Ако Борис Христов не беше успял да се изкопчи от острите им нокти и да избяга в чужбина и за него нямаше да си чувала.
Say what you will about people coming here because of the Heavy from TF2, if it weren't for that, there'd be some ignorant of this ballad. And being ignorant of it would undermind this man's bellowing vocals and the strain of the Volga Boatman. There's a lot of grief behind it, but it's meant to keep from losing morale. To keep pushing no matter the strain. Doesn't matter what brought you here, so long as it's appreciated
Agreed. One way or another, there's much to appreciate both of this song and this performance of it.
Unbelievable perfection! The best interpretation ever!
Посмотрите моё исполнение, этой русской народной, бурлацкой песни: ua-cam.com/video/vHUm3u-lVN8/v-deo.html
Eh, maybe as a solo. Leonid Kharitonov and the Red Amry Choir hits much harder.
@@seawolf7610 Because it is a choir. 😜
Por Dios!!!!!.... Qué lección magistral de canto!!!!...
This gets better every time i listen to it (about every day)
Bois Christoff a une voix magnifique,qui se rapproche des basses profondes.Bravo et merci pour cette interprétation.
I saw this video for the first time over a year ago, and lost it, forgot the singer. As soon as I saw the title, and heard his voice, I knew I found what I'd been looking for. Such an amazing voice.
Boris Christoff bulgarian singer, Simply Magnificent!
Борис Христов Български певец! Просто невероятно!
Magnificent voice...
I am glad you enjoyed it. I was very excited to get these two videos too.
ГЕНИЙ ВОКАЛА ОПЕРЫ СЦЕНЫ !!!
Настоящий бас
I really like 2:55, where he says "volga" slightly diffirent than from before. The whole song feels more personal. Great performance.
I walked by his house in Plovdiv. I'm sad he's gone, he has dramatic flair that's missing in many modern operation basses.
*operatic
What a voice! He's one of the greats. Check out Ilya Repin's painting of the men this song depicts.
Inspiration. We basses love other ones, simply because we realise how under-appreciated we are.
Tenor here, agreed, basses tend to be awesome and down to earth
I love basses! Amazing voices
Amazing doesn't quite describe it.
EXCELENTE INTERPRETACIÓN DE ESTE SEÑOR, EN DEFINITIVA MUY BUEN BAJO, Y CON ESTE TEMA DA CÁTEDRA DE COMO SE DEBE CANTAR, CANCIÓN TRADICIONAL RUSA. SALUDOS A TODOS DESDE MEDELLIN COLOMBIA.
This makes every other recording of this song look shitty in comparison.
RAISE UP TO LISTEN TO THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OF TEAM FORTRESS 2
From where the *BLEEP* did you got the idea that he's russian or even JEWISH?? He was bulgarian and despite the fact that during the communism in Bulgaria, they almost exiled him and he made his carrer in Italy, he was always proud of his heritage. There's google and there's wikipedia for such things as informing yourself - do not write such comments, because
you are confusing people, who are not familiar with Christoff.
Vladimir Miller doesn't possess one iota of the subtlety or artistry of Christoff. A thousand profondos with low G's, or whatever, aren't worth one Christoff. Miller is a sideshow variety act compared to the greats mentioned below.
Unbelievable! So much expression and effortless! Great artist! Bravissimo!
Посмотрите моё исполнение, этой русской народной, бурлацкой песни: ua-cam.com/video/vHUm3u-lVN8/v-deo.html
WE MUST PUSH LITTLE CART!
His falsetto is a beautiful, nicely contrasting to his powerful bass.
@ColKorn1965 Aleksander Nevski is a russian saint and a historical knyaz of Russia from the middle ages and he has almost nothing to do with the army that liberated Bulgaria from ottomans ;)
Boris is perhaps te best bass singer ever. Shalyapin might have been better but there is too little audio record from him left to judge. Te voice of Boris is eternal. Ant tis performance, in particular, is cosmic!
I will never forget this. Невероятно вълшебство!
Incredible.
no such a voice....RIP Boris...
Lalehan Lale I'm alive
Does it matter how his name is written? We all know who we are talking about and whose that magnificent voice belongs to?
By the way, Boris has always been, and still is, much more popular outside Bulgaria and there his name is written like this.
DEAR Gabba02, ENDLESS THANK YOU FOR THIS FANTASTIC VIDEO !!!
POOT BORIS HERE.
Wow. What an incredible voice. I just thought that song had become so cliché, but I've never heard it sung like that before.
C'est une jeune fille Lizza qui m'avait fait très rapidement découvrir l'opéra il y a qques années et j'avais découvert cette chanson interprétée par B.Christoff que je n'ai jamais oublié.
WHO TOUCHED SASHA, WHO TOUCHED MY GUN!!?
PUSH LEETLE CART
Pootis Spencer here!
BULGARIA IS A COUNTRY OF BEAUTIFUL VOICES !!! COUNTRY OF GREAT, GREAT, GREAT VOICES !!! GOD BLESS ALL BULGARIAN TALENTS !!!
Beautiful! Voice like the Thunder of the Gods.
Grief! 100% tingle factor, I still remeber sitting gogle eyed/eared for a performance of Boris at Covent Garden
НАЙ - ВЕЛИКИЯ !!! THE GREATEST !!!
Bravo! Boris Christoff is great!
And so are you.
No Russian singer can sing Song of Volga Boatmen as perfect and EXCITING than Boris Christoff!!!
No no, I didn't say he was IN pain, I said he was 'taking great pains.'
Basically means, making an incredible effort.
COME SING WITH ME
DO DO DO DOOOO, DO DO DOOO DO
Para una maravilla semejante no hay palabras.
"Da da da da. Da da da da. Come sing with me! Da da da da da."
Somebody needs to do a death metal version of this song. With this guy's vocals sampled on top. It would TOTALLY RULE. \m/
grazie ..
POOT CHRISTOFF HERE!
Pootis Spencer here!!
Really incredible!
Incredible bass... with his talent, he can sing excelent in the tesiture of Bass and Bass-baritone...
I'm Bulgarian and I speak and understand Russian quite well - I can assure you that his russian is perfect (unlike most Bulgarians). His Russian is close to the old slavorthodox interpretation - for example he does pronounse the 'ь' and thr 'ъ' at the end of the words - like the old russian and bulgarian writing --- "Ей ухнемъ". Some priests in the orthodox churches still speak and sing that way.
Something else; his speaks (sings) Italian, French or German with a Russian accent
My Bulgarian cousins used to joke about faking it: you just (they said) stuck Russian endings on Bulgarian words... One of my cousins, though, had a Russian father, and did rather better.
HIS SINGING IS BOOLET PROOOOOF.
Still the greatest basso EVER!
He has an absolutely fantastic quality voice.
sandvich!!!??
Великолепно!
Quelle voix merveilleuse !
Прекрасно ! Велик човек !
Man I feel sad for the people who disliked this
WAT WAS DAT, SANDVICH?
KILL THEM ALL?
GOOD IDEA!
Boris Kristoff și Leonid Haritonov ,patrimoniu universal.Slava lor vesnica!
you pause at any point in the video and this guy's face is a perfect profile picture
Wonderful, and he was really living the part! Nevertheless I slightly prefer the voice of Leonid K? with the Red Army Choir, even though he doesn't get so carried away.How many people have seen the painting that inspired the song? I always imagined that boatmen must be hauling away in boats, and there was something romantic about it even though it was very hard work. Not so! I always thought that before the days of mechanisation, people who had to haul huge loads on land would have draught horses - there's hard enough work for a whole team of horses! - or maybe some oxen. This painting shows the poverty and desperation of the 19th century Russian peasant.
+Rosemary C - I should have said Leonid Kharatonov - I can see his name on the links on the right.
Leonid Kharitonov, this is correct)
this comment section
80% Team Fortress 2 Heavy Quotes or references to heavy and/or tf2
20% anything else
POOTIS
COME SING WITH ME
Yeah yeah, a quarter of you got here from the TF2 wiki. I did too, big deal.
Anyway, this is going through my head while I do this last minute assignment.
POOT DISPENSER HERE
Yeah so ONE of that list actually contributed to science. (the others are engineers)
Okay misguided idiot, I'm from a small country: here is my list, Vermeer, REMBRANDT, VAN GOGH, (some painters you MIGHT KNOW)
Scientists/mathematicians: C. Huygens, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek''FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY'',DANIEL BERNOULLI, Hendrik Lorentz, Johannes Diderik van der Waals, Willem Hendrik Keesom.. The list goes ON and ON because we don't have to be proud of ''JUST ONE REAL SCIENTIST'' LIKE YOU...
:D
HAHAHA, first of all excuse any grammar mistakes of mine but it seems that you make an excuse for the imperialism of USA, wich historically began much earlier than Brezhnev administration as you absurdly mention here. Not to mention how ridiculous you sounded here.You think youtube is an american invention? You just contradicted yourself. How something that Provides a Free TV to all internet users have any resemblance to a capitalist media?
You came here to make me look like a fool, but you fail
this is music. coming from a 22 year old male from the US might seem strange. but think about the music "popular culture" promotes today...sickening disgusting piles of crap music. this music actually captivates you, you dont mindlessly listen while driving around in your escalade with 24s. this music actually takes over your thought process, and lets you become involved with the sounds you are hearing in a way that is hard to understand or explain. incredible...
When you listen the Song of the Volga Boatmen you should not forget that this is a sad song, this is the song of people overwhelmed by the plight to withdraw boats against river current. The song is sung by burlaks, or barge-haulers, on the Volga River. Lives of slaves, in which no drop of the Red Army optimism. No glory, only pain and greif. Russian soul is broken. That's the difference. Please see Repin's painting Barge Haulers on the Volga.
SaeringVircolac
By the way, I was the nerd who helped The Who during their opera Tommy, in octophonic: 8 channels, intermingling musical instrument and human voices. You might learn something about Music. Music is music. It is erroneous to call some Classical and some Modern. I hate this classification set up by upper and lower echelons. Have a nice day and good luck. I shall most certainly listen to your recommendations.
There are great modern musicians: Michael Jackson: Composer, Lyricist, Singer, Performer and a great entertainer ... a genius .. born once in a century. So hold your horses and learn. I am much much older and yes, I am still learning, learning from idiots like you who consider themselves to be expert at a tender age. Music is a vast ocean, larger than all the oceans and seas put together. Human vocal chords are even more. Each strand of the VC produces a distinct and different vibration.
Thnx for the comments. I hope it is a typographical error: Arrogant Prig not Prick. Arrogance, my friend, has nothing to do with appreciation of good music. You are most welcome to your opinion. I respect that. There are old idiots and young brilliants. Music is not the property of rich and famous or old or young. It is for all. If you really want to know about Music, go to India, spend years in an Aashram in the south and learn. India gave music to the world among other things.
Can someone please help me? i don't know if you remember but before there was a video with a different version of this song. It had a picture of the heavy and medic from tf2 and was a fast, instrumental version of the song. I liked it and would like to listen to it again but now the video is gone. Can you please tell me what was the name of that version? Thank you.
RvV1992, pl don't show your peurile state. Most likely you r a generation of meaningless loud noise & incomprehensible human sounds with ear splitting screeches that you call Modern Music. Comments here prove my point. Russians have soul. They love Music. Listen to Vespers by Rachmaninof for at least 100 times to educate yourself. You might learn. I doubt it.
Unbelievable ! Never thought that an old fashioned song like this could have such an impact on me. Listen to Boris Christoff as Boris Godunov... I can only compare him to Fjodor Chaljapin !!!
C+3 = win
This is a stage name.Maria Callas was born Maria Kalegeropelous. No one ever calls her that. This is the way HE spelled his name. If you look up Christov you won't find him. It DOES matter. It matters that you realize that this is Boris Christoff, his birth name may be something else.
HOLY SHIT WTF?
i don't remember writing that comment!!
:O
i got hacked or just failed?
Great doesn't necessarily imply superior moral imperative. Similarly in the mangled usage of awesome - it is something to inspire awe, not a particularly tasty sausage covered in chilli you ate on the toilet.
Tbh, its still a stupid comment :D
Its a good thing I've met other Russians beside you, else I would wonder why they held such long grudges against people with ticklish throats. :P
As for the Boris incident, the Soviets weren't exactly friendly and trusting to their fellow man either...
Wow. Not only has my fascination with TF2 led me to this beautiful rendition of the song, it finally gave me the title to a tune (the "yo ho ho, ho" bit) that I've been wondering about for ages. You really do learn something new every day!
@Digga1221 I also basically like Leonid Kharitonov's variant better,but it's not like he puts Boris Hristov to shame.In fact Hristov's voice goes a bit deeper, but it seems like Kharitonov has a more powerful voice
I played this song in band when I was very little, and I had always loved it. But now after a year of tacking Russian and hearing this song again... I feel Russia.
@ness111555 I sing this at work to let them know how I feel.
Эй, ухнем!
Эй, ухнем!
Ещё разик, ещё да раз!
Эй, ухнем!
Эй, ухнем!
Ещё разик, ещё да раз!
Разовьём мы берёзу,
Разовьём мы кудряву!
Ай-да, да ай-да,
Aй-да, да ай-да,