Do Russians Love Blues?

Really? Blues and its derivates shaped several generations of Russians. Russians love blues. But, things changed in Russia. MTV is dead, most of rap "artists" are the "art" for thugs (that was the directive for music executives--to impose thug and cretin culture on US white teenagers). But, Russians retained their folk culture and they have this girl who absolutely kills it. And suddenly, all those cameras focus on the real beauty and talent, instead of the ... well, you know what I mean. 

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Saturday And Something ...

 ... for relaxation. Rondo and Ivanov (BTW, had huge concerts in Budokan in 1990s) wrote this wonderful song long time ago--here are some real Russian rockers singing it 14 years ago in Kremlin Palace. A song God, What A Trivial Thing. 

And now, in the Battle of Generations Tatyana Kurtukova sings the original. This is 2025--this is Neo-Russian pop-folk which did what many in CIA (who had any clue) have been afraid of--Russian folk became hot and cool simultaneously with gorgeous women with amazing voices doing ... well, references. 

Kurtukova can pack a 50,000 stadium like nothing--easy. And what she does is amazing. She is live and suddenly all those clones of "western" style look cheap and disposable looking at what she does. 

She is a Russian equivalent of Shaman but many times more potent. She is a sublimation of Russian woman--this is what Russia was always about.