annetta, we said that you traveled 2,000 km to come to us. to fly in, from what city did you fly, and that it’s already under 30, yes, that is -30, let’s put it this way, then belarus came to warm up, well, tell me for what reason, besides the fact that you are warming up here, and what else brought you, firstly, i wanted to present you with my release, yeah, and secondly, i really want to keep the guys on x-fact at the factory now it’s yes factor byy i’ll get used to it all , but of course i’ll see a lot of not only friends, but fans here, such a bright artist is memorable, that’s for sure, but we factor ba we’ll come back to this topic, let’s do it a little later , while we discuss the song, the song with this an intriguing title, yes on the dark side , tell us about it, this song opens the album cycle, you unfold it like this, this literally happens, so the first album will be called that on the dark side, it’s such a slightly gloomy emotional, more of a st. petersburg album, because i started writing it in the city of st. petersburg, and there were some gloomy feelings there, but

have dinner she’s like this i have a boyfriend you look like a girl who might have two i know that annettaxey varobyov’s song no one knows but this is so. there is such a thing, she is crazy, but she is mine, dances until the morning, sings shala, crazy, but she is mine, she dances until the morning, she sings, this is where i need help, her morning, come on, come on, my friends, please give me a promise that after our broadcast you will collaborate together and record a fit, because your voices are infinitely beautifully combined i really want to hear your collaboration, do you have a person who can say no, except for your husband, i understand, i don’t have a producer for all this, i don’t have that either, that’s all then, that is, we can agree on our own, yeah hmm, come over then. come but consider that the young people have met, nevertheless, my friends , now the time has come for an accordion to be brought into the studio, we have an accordion for a reason, because alexey is a multi-instrumentalist, and you said he’s a multi-billionaire, he’s i told you there in the loudspeaker, this

have dinner, she's like, i have a boyfriend, you look like a girl who might have two, i know that annettaknow, but this is so, there is such a thing, there is such a thing, she is crazy, but she is mine, she dances until the morning, she went, crazy. i, but she is mine, she dances until the morning, little by little , here i need to help me, her morning, come on, come on, lesh, jump on the butenes in time to put on makeup , closing her eyes, smiling, she lives as if every evening. closing smiles at her and she likes it. my friends, please give me a promise that after our broadcast you will collaborate together and record a fit, because your voices combine infinitely beautifully, i really want to hear your collaboration, you have a person who can say no, except for your husband, i understand, i don’t have a producer for all this, i don’t have one either, that’s all then, that is, we can agree on our own, hmm, then? come, come, but consider that the young people have met, nevertheless, my friends, now the time has come for an accordion to be brought into the studio, we have an accordion for

annetta and staff of probably the ones i know the best they did then they moved to australia to and theywere supposed to be part of an experiment where they would be imprisoned by a pair of identical twin men. it's unlikely they would have become pregnant because they were underweight, malnourished, but was the whimsical nature of those experiments. there was no peer review, nothing. there's the one on the left is still alive today. they come back to her in one second. and these are twins who are known for being the most beautiful, the kangaroos, sisters and. one of them said that when she went to israel she went to see the doctor and he told her her lungs were like a coal mine. and she was a nonsmoker. and so she worries perhaps it was something that happened to her. this is the problem with these older twin survivors, because they go through the ordinary aging process. but you don't know if the condition linked to that or something that happened to them at auschwitz. this is a group picture was taken at the out of the sculpture park and in the background you artwork by the yugoslav scu

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