rehearsing, since we have a recording tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow there will be a concert in smargoniaso friends, well, let's go rehearse , go ahead, let's, one, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 , 6, 7, 7. great, and i have another little thing: i like to go out into the hall, sing with someone, dance with someone, well, people always welcome it and love it when, yeah, the artist came up to you, took you by the hand, and if he also brought out the stage, and if he also danced, that's it, the person is a star, the girl i brought out, the woman, there, mom, grandma, she's already a star and for her this is the most... the first joy, of course, and most importantly, i begin to communicate with the audience with my eyes, facial expressions, and the first word, the first phrase that i say, well, we sing for you, and all that's required from you is a smile and your applause, why is the matter so vague, i'm original and detailed. 7 years ago, it will soon be 7 years, there were three girls who sang authenticity and wanted to sing more authentic things, then there too i joined in and somehow we started

in smargonia , a grave of a don cossack was found in the city cemetery.lorable, abandoned state, as evidenced by photographs taken by eyewitnesses. only the inscription on the fallen tombstone was clearly legible. here rests. april 1902, 24 years old, peace to your ashes, comrade, from fellow cossacks of the first hundred. for several months, the cossacks of the minsk district carried out work to restore the burial site, one october day, upon completion of the work, all interested parties gathered to consecrate the grave, which had acquired a dignified appearance. what can you tell us about this activity? well, what can i say, the amur cossacks approached us with a request to find a burial site of amur cossacks on the territory of belarus, and we found it, we turned, as they say, to yeleika, they showed us a burial monument amur cossacks, but at the same time they showed us other monuments to the cossacks, the last burial was this grave in ruchitsa, and andrey korkotko, our tour guide, told us that cossacks were buried here, but no one knows, they only kn