[000:00:00;00] then forget about them and move somewhere further, so i wrote the first album , i wanted to put together a group, because it was actually a studio album, an arrangement album, there were a lot of invited musicians , and good ones, there were very, very many different instruments , it’s just that if you took out the stage, then there wouldn’t be enough space for it all to be there, double bassists there, some color players, whatever was there, you have an arranger, you have such a band, but it’s sophisticated, at the same time it powerful both electronically and musically, at the same time he is so with a normal, such a good gypsy drive, what you play, you know, it turns out to be such a little gogololo, a little bit of kusturica, right? there are such songs, there are others, just if it was a whole concert, then they could have shown some song snow, which is most likely britpop, like that, i love a

lot of different styles of music well , answering the question: did i dream, i didn’t dream, it seems to me that i got more from life, what he even deserved, so good, good, lesh, this cube makes our wish come true, don’t be shy, the main thing is to formulate it, try, wish something for yourself 20 years later, that is, for yourself in 20 years, what do you want, honestly , based on what is happening to me, what i am involved in and what i believe in, i... in 20 years i want to live in a very strong russia and i want my children to work, serve their homeland and be proud of it and then i will be happy and everything will come true, i add my wishes, my dreams to yours about this, thank you, lesh, this was a podcast 20 years later, i am the host konstantin mikhailov, i had

the pleasure of talking with... a man with alexey poddubny, the leader of the django group. you can see all episodes of the podcast 20 years later on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. hello, dmitry bak is here, the host of a literary podcast called. in very important words, let them not speak , let them read, today our guest is a theater and film actor and writer, veniamin borisovich smekhov, hello, veniamin bori, let 's start, if you don't mind from the very beginning, this is how it all started for you, what was in the foreground or what was at the beginning, and what then? so, i was born in moscow a year before

the start. terrible war, dad went to the front, already being a candidate of economic sciences, and was already in charge of some sector in the main house of the soviet union, which was called the gas plan of the ussr. my father is a scientist, and when his centenary was celebrated without him, it was at the current plekhanov academy, where dad taught for many... years and professor smekhov’s classroom was opened, now that i appear in plekhanovka, my middle grandson studied there, i visited him, and we approached this auditorium, several teachers immediately said that there was a rumor among students that if you pass in

this... smekhov’s auditorium, then this promises you good luck, well this is a good reputation, this is a wonderful one, yes, this is an ideal reputation, but my father still went to the front , my family began in 1945, what was my beloved mother like, naturally, i had nothing else in the world next to me and did not i have nothing more sublime and beautiful. beloved, we left for evacuation, to krasny klyuch, between chistopol and yelabuga, understandable places, yes , my mother was already forced to become a doctor from the second year, a doctor, as successful as she had been all her life, a therapist, mother, and father appeared in summer kindergarten with mother, in military uniform

, still... then he didn’t change into civilian clothes, that’s it, but naturally i didn’t recognize him, because throughout the 5 years of the war my mother and i received letters. where dad drew me, that is, he imagined what you were like, yes, yes, these are very touching, just sentimental letters, they have been preserved, they have been preserved, preserved, how cool it is, my little sister, uh-huh, tick, she made a whole book out of it, uh-huh, so, in a word, dad appeared, and dad brought a bunch of gifts from germany, these were toys, and dad from the front... he brought poems, and so until his death, until he was 97 years old, he knew many poems from pushkin to pleshcheev, from