after that began to sing like nikolai slechenko, but they somehow managed to avoid this, they remainedl, not italian, exactly gypsy, that’s when we toured again... here in europe, there’s singing like slechenko’s, ordenko’s, they immediately say: “oh, well, this is a classic, such a boring voice, nasal, hoarse.” this is this, this is gypsy, this is this and they just spread out from delight when they hear such singing, well, you painted a picture of the gypsy blues, well , yes, well, if we talk about our music, we were on the road all the time, meeting with a huge number of musicians, romanian, hungarian, then some time passed after we had compositions that we wrote there, let’s say in the romanian style or there in the hungarian or spanish style. we’re going to play one of these now, it ’s dedicated to loika, you know who loika is, he’s a brilliant gypsy man, he had countless gypsy virtues, he he was a thief, a connocrat, a handsome man, he played the violin, so much so that he says birds sat on his shoulders and drank with him, he was such an extraordinary person, and we want to offe