117 types of services are added to this single market, plus tourism, which is also such an important area, all these services, you do n’t need to obtain any additional permits or licenses in order to come to another country to provide these services, then there is without, yeah, without discrimination, elina mikhailovna, what is the advantage of a union with the position of the average person, but i would probably say that any of our citizens of the union receives a wide, safe range of products, which are really, today, safe, that is everyone adopted by legislative documents within the framework of the union, it is a priori safe, we hope that it will also be of high quality. andrey viktorovich, what do ordinary belarusians get from integration from your point of view, well, from our point of view, this is definitely the absence of customs. between state members

of the eu there are probably common rules for crossing the border, it doesn’t matter where you cross the border, through the republic of belarus or through the russian federation, the rules are the same for citizens. dear experts, to summarize our conversation, how do you see the future? eurasian economic union. alesya nikolaevna. it seems to me that every country must overcome, yes, its national ones. let's talk about selfish interests , balance our national and supranational policies, strive to ensure that the eu really becomes such a center of gravity in the world order, and of course they were ensured, as we know, well, last year showed that it is important to do this, economic, technological sovereignty, energy, food and so on. elena mikhailovna, well, first of all, probably, this is security after all. in

all areas, yes, this is correct, technological sovereignty, well, i would probably answer this way, from probably trust in partnership, from synergy to creation, in this way, andrey viktorovich, well, i see the first framework in the world as unification, why not , you need to set ambitious goals for yourself, dreams , that’s what they are, they tend to come true, and no matter how certain destructive resources predict that centrifugal tendencies in the union are about to begin there, that maybe after some time there will be the number of participants, i mean, not only will not increase, but will also decrease, so out of spite they need to set such ambitious goals. dear experts, thank you for your opinion , thank you for taking the time to come to our studio, moyonka 9, on wednesday evening, we thank our guests and say goodbye to you, appreciate

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belarus 24 tv channel is on air, watch us every day, because we are making belarus closer. anna, remember your wildest and perhaps even unrealistic dream, a solo concert at the olympic, it didn’t come true, this dream didn’t come true, i was at the olympic, but just with a one-time performance, and so that on... in you they came, for example, i don’t know, there on kirkorov, that was such a dream, now i’m probably dreaming of something else,

in my life guests very often had to to choose between cruel... reality and dreams, pragmatic goals , castles in the air, with price and love, what she chose , i suggest you find out, today my guest is the soloist of the orchestra of the main internal affairs of the minguri executive committee and the variety youth theater, singer anna blagoova. anna, hello, good afternoon, valery. anna, admit it, as a child did you dream of becoming a singer, or did you still dream of working in the police? always, as far as i can remember, from infancy, one might say, i only wanted to be a singer, that is, songs in life are from a very young age. who was the first to notice that a singer was growing up in the family? mom, of course, for a very long time she could not understand what was happening with the child, that is, i still could not walk or talk, that is

, well, some kind of all these things, then she already realized that she was playing, it means a song, in africa the rivers are this wide, here i have: my mother and she says: lord, this is this film, and so she, i was nine months old, for a minute, she realized that my god, everything , a creative child is growing up in a family, and then she somehow helped you in your desire to become a singer? of course, she supported my musical direction, my creative inside, she supported the desire to make music, in fact. and we went to music school and continued through life, although at a certain stage she wanted me to be an opera singer, here is the second point, she wanted me to go to the academy of music, to become a composer,

because i am also already far away childhood, she found out that i write songs, that is, i’m interested in it, i seem to be able to do it not bad, childish, of course, but nevertheless, here, but here... this is my pop song story, after all, it won over everyone. anna, besides this hit, do you remember any other childhood song of yours that you did best? i have two songs printed, which means that my first such loud failure was at the first competition, it was the song kupolinka, i performed it a cappella, i was either 6 or 7 years old, that is, then there was still such an all-union competition, funny notes, in in general, from the crowd children, i was, therefore, the smallest, in general, i came out like that with such eyes, i was scared, i sang, i don’t know what,

i don’t know how, then i cried for a very long time, but uh, this moment i’m very good, bathing suit, yes, our belarusian, second song, is very bright. i remember the moment old ryan, old ryan , all in fright, used to play this song from a movie, i sang it in one, i sang it, and a lot, very often at school events and somewhere in the city, and now i’m going out some kind of final concert us, it means the school year is ending, i go out and literally a couple of minutes before going on stage i realize that i’m forgetting the words, i’m just like, well, here’s a blank sheet of paper, and i go out and start singing the old one. now i play it, that is, it was the same, i was no longer embarrassed and did not worry so much, that is, translating it somehow - everyone smiled, clapped, someone there

laughed joyfully, ha-ha-ha, well, in general , i didn’t see the tragedy in this, you also participated in the music college and you put together a musical group with which you performed a lot, yes, that’s it my... girls, my like-minded people, who also loved music, loved songs, somehow we all got along so well in spirit, the same and i, of course. to a greater extent distributed the roles there, there was an alto, the first alto, the saprans, and so on, there, who leads, who sings along, changed, that is , they made arrangements, which means they complemented it all, we had a pianist who also worked with us, because at that time, at that time it felt like it was '52, it was a bit difficult with phonograms, after all, we there was only a live hook, and what songs did you perform, what genre did you work in, these were songs of the soviet, let's say, pop music, it

was also orthodox music, harova, yes, which we transferred to - the four of us, in general, everything , what was close to us, my songs, i already wrote at that time, solo, when, well, not all the time the four of us sang, yes, some were two, some were three, some could solo - something... then sing, solo. i, too, was already giving away my songs, in fact, they came into this world, and are here forever, we are all close people, i am here, and you are there, here is my hand, after graduating from college you went to conquer the capital, how did minsk greet you? very strange, minsk met

me, minsk sent me back, i can say that i entered the university of culture and arts, the pop department for vocals, at that moment, probably, no one needed my voice, in fact, i i didn’t make it through the competition, fate decreed that i had to go on assignment after... music school works on the border in the city of verkhnedvinsk, i still entered the university of culture after 2 years of graduation, in general, this is after working out, yes this is after working out, this is after the irina dorofeeva song theater, and how did you end up in the irina dorofeeva theater, i i knew that there was such an artist, of course, a singer , that she was the top one in our country, and once my mother was watching some program on those, there was her producer at that time, yuri savash, irina, it was voiced there that we are looking for

new talents, new names and everything else, etc., it seemed to me that yuri pavlovich and ira were interested in me then, in general, they decided to reassign, for the second year of my assignment i worked in their studio in the theater, it was difficult to assert myself working side by side. such a bright , famous artist, at that time, i probably didn’t know such words, what it meant to assert oneself, everything else, everything was difficult, but because, after all, the capital is the capital, and the world of music, uh, the world of shows, our belarusian business, of course, i was far from all this, a young girl, from somewhere on the periphery, in general, it was difficult for me to get into this stream. firstly , to do everything quickly, to react clearly and instantly to some moments, yes,

there are changes, there is a stage, and what happens behind the stage in addition to concerts, preparation, some trips, travels, everything else, other things, it was difficult for me, probably at that moment i was not ready for this, for such a rhythm of life, it led me to another, calmer, as it seemed to me, side, i... from the irin drofeyeva song theater i went to the orchestra , national concert orchestra of the republic of belarus under the direction of mikhail yakche finberg, i am very glad, i am happy that i was able to catch, work with him, find out what kind of person he is, how he is - the processes are built by the workers, everything else, that is, this is also very good experience, and i’m glad that i worked closely like this with a man... who

has become a legend in our country. we are setting off on an expedition through the depths of our country. let's start with a magical folklore expedition with the paradoxical numbers 568. and many times before, there will be pimples on the other side. history and meat abrasions. at myastechku radun voranavskaga district. the peoples of 13 nationalities live here in ladze and zgodze. myarkuetsa, that is the name of the paselishcha paishla hell is old for the slavs. radzet, klapatsitstsa, zahodzce, zahodzce, prahodzce, kali laska, state darazhenkiya, we take your bread , we ask you to give, and give a new life to the old traditions, and do not stand in marriage for three idle evenings ў, besides that daughter,

what three a year from time to time with projects in advance at the last minute on the belarus tv channel 24. latvian officials investigative committee belarus opened a criminal case under the article of crimes against the safety of humanity. previously, criminal cases were opened against their comrades from poland and lithuania, although these countries participated in disturbing the peace in the middle east and are in no hurry to admit refugees. maybe it's different? the confrontation between the west and russia, which began during the cold war , has unexpectedly continued in our days. in their attempt not to be like the russians , representatives of the so-called civilized world have reached a new level. now it’s not enough for them that they have democracy.

they came up with european ones as a counterbalance to slavic values, family and marriage. they demand. to comply with new standards, in case of disobedience, removal of children, the west has come to the point that it destroys itself from the inside. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the tv channel belarus 24. anna, now you are still collaborating with the theater, the variety youth theater, that’s what brought you there, i got to the variety theater as a student at the university of culture and arts, at some student concert, then the director of the variety theater just came up to me and said: “anya, wouldn’t you like to work for us, of course you would,

what a question, and so, here i am, part-time at that time.” the pop theater took shape, i collaborated and work there to this day, in general there is a lot of competition in belarusian show business, in general it seems to me that competition is not only in belarusian show business, but in general there is probably a lot of it in life, and in show- business, even more so, of course, everyone wants to show off, everyone wants to do something different and be heard and seen, that’s normal. more and more new peaks, so, of course , it exists, to some extent it even stimulates, of course, naturally, it forces you to look for some new forms, material, to improve yourself, yes, of course, of course , because, well, bad that soldier

who doesn’t dream of becoming a general, and the higher you set your bar, the more roads open up for you, opportunities again, and new paths that you conquer, well, this, this is definitely important to you, what do your colleagues think about you and what do your colleagues on stage say about you, i’m interested in what they think and what they say, of course, how important is this, well, probably yes, it’s important if there is criticism, i wonder what if...’ what -that’s praise, i’m pleased, you’re a vulnerable person , more likely yes than no, and in general i want to say , uh, it’s very easy, very easy to offend an artist, but it even sometimes spurs you on to something, to more work or to to discover something new in myself, in my work,

because, for example, at one time i wrote songs, i i wrote them only for myself, and now they already know me a little and as a composer and people turn to me so that i can somehow invest my soul, my talent into creativity and give away songs, so of course not without criticism, but i try to approach this professionally and wisely. by the way, what can make you cry on stage? in general, the song, of course, is music , here is the audience, and i can cry on stage, there was a concert, and my mother was sitting in the auditorium, and for me it’s right here, and when i sing the song about my mother, unfortunately, she also

has a difficult fate, and the way she supports me, uh, my sister, how she worries about us, about everyone, but it can’t help but touch me, and of course it brings tears, home native. it’s as if my mother is waiting for me to remember me throughout life, so that i don’t go astray, every time i come back here, my dear home, like my father will hug me tenderly, lovingly, i will quietly pray for my dear home. anna, you had many different competitions, slavic bazaar, new wave, voice, this was some kind of thoughtful

strategy to promote yourself as an artist, absolutely not, at that moment i probably wanted to compete somehow, but i was interested in this taste of competition, everything became around, absolutely right, yes, when... you’re young, you, well, you want to go there too , and there, here it is, here and there , to compete, and who will sing the higher note, who will sing it cooler, who will sing the song, the same song, but you can sing it in different ways, that’s how i see it, well, i’m cooler than you, again, who behaves on stage when you’re 20 years old, you go on stage and you you understand that you’re a no-brainer, and you seem to sing quite well, but you also need to learn how to work with the audience, is that why? a competition is definitely yes, it’s definitely necessary and 100% interesting, but what if there’s something that didn’t happen in your creative life that you

still regret? i probably don’t regret anything, but how my creative path developed, it wasn’t easy, it’s not easy now, well, i’m probably still heading to the point that i would like to create my songs like this: so that people would love them, so that people sing along with them, and so that i have a big solo concert, i really love the stage of the palace of the republic , i’m going to that, i’m working, i really want a big solo concert of the singer anna blagova to take place there someday, to be a vocalist in the police orchestra, you need not only to sing , what are the requirements for artists in uniform, and well, at home... in the minsk police, of course i’m an employee, i’m first an employee, and then i’m already in the soloist orchestra, so the requirements for us

are exactly the same as for all police officers, that is, it must be physical training, it should be fire training, it should be fighting techniques, and yes, i own a weapon. valery, this is alarming, yes , in fact, everything is so, we have our own charter, we have our own rules, well, because an employee, we are a power structure, we are a power bloc, and of course we cannot be wimpy and clumsy there - straps, that’s why they ask us of course, there’s no escape from this, and we work, we serve first and foremost, that is, you have outfits. of course, if anything happens, a reprimand, if anything else - strict a reprimand that we are on duty, we have everything, and of course, it’s in a cordon, please, and

we protect the peace of minsk, city streets, houses, and, that is, yes, the police are the police, and then there are some songs -special requirements for the repertoire. orchestra, well, let’s say what can be sung and what is strictly forbidden, first of all, the orchestra was created in ancient times, to maintain, probably, the morale of the employees, so of course, to a greater extent, the repertoire is patriotic, and i can say that last year we together, with the presidential orchestra, with our leadership of the main department of internal affairs of the city executive committee

, we made an anthem. metropolitan police. for the lyrics to this song, i turned to a famous poetess, anna seluk. she happily responded, she wrote such a text that now all our employees, this is our number one song, the country heard this song on the independence day of the republic of belarus on the stela on july 3, i performed it, i wrote the music, poetry and the minsk orchestra police, the presidential orchestra, that is, well , we presented it beautifully on independence day. in the name of the country,

i know, you are already writing poems, do they eventually become songs? you know, i think that somehow this happens for me at the same time, both poetry and music, that is, music is probably born first, then i try, i try to string words to a melody, and so that - probably in my youth, yes , there were some poems, well, which... and then i wrote music on them, well, something like that, yes it was, you can read something from your poems, no i will begin to judge you, how you live , i don’t know, but i can say one thing, i don’t accept the powerless, i don’t recognize in you what i don’t reject in myself, you are weak, i want to say, i want to end with one thing, forever no... we love

the strongest of men, and you love weak women , that is, this is some kind of philosophical story, thank you, wonderful, in one of your interviews you admitted that you went through a very difficult divorce, and what helped you how? would you like to start all over again? love, i think that all the most beautiful things that happen are just love is the only feeling that guides you through life, that makes you live, makes you breathe, create, because love is not only love between a man and a woman, but love should be inside each of us, and the more love you radiate, the

more love is shown towards you. and in my case it is love for my son. what qualities should a man have in order for you to pay attention to him? a man must first of all be self-sufficient, that is, he should not assert himself at the expense of others, and even more so he should not play with the weaknesses of others, that is, manipulate and some such moments. he should be generous, definitely, it should be... a person with humor, in general, not only a man, but also a woman, humor helps uh to survive in our difficult times, well, in general, i don’t know, something like that light, and he must be kind, of course, i don’t like evil ones, it beats, beats, beats, beats, you are my heaven!

head of you, i plunge, smile, i hear, you are my sun, in addition to the fact that you are an artist, you also mom, uh, in your life you had to choose between the family scene, but how can i say it without lying, here’s the truth, it’s very bitter, it’s true, no, well, probably, mm to some extent...’ here my personal life, yes, it developed in such a way that i’m an artist, and i’m a police officer, i’m a soloist of the minsk police orchestra, and when i ’m faced with a choice, well, it’s the person who immediately loses, not me, as you understand, so i don't separate myself from