olesya, and i have dima, these are my friends-spectators, now they will all look at you, but tavrovskylet's play marimba plus. yes, well, to say that this is great is to say nothing, it’s difficult, and yet it’s easy to listen to, it’s easy, it’s full of energy, who writes all this? i, when the music is good, it’s written when the boss player has a lot of work, that means it’s a good piece, if the boss player has nothing to play, it means it’s either bossanov, or the cherries are ripe, in the garden of the maha cherry, please tell me what the marimba is built from, which gave the name of this band, one of the most beloved jazz bands in our country, marimbo plus, marimba... it’s just a keyboard drum an instrument, that is, it’s the same as a piano, only with wooden keys, these, these are white, these are black, you can imagine that everything will work out right away, yes, but between you and the sound source there are no intermediaries, like these hammers, a damper and the piano, yes, that’s how i hit it, that’s how i got it, yes, yes, yes, it’s simple, there’s a natural joint, that’s

vostok, and i know that yuri tavrovsky has interesting observations that he would like to share withthe middle east today, then, as you know, pearl harbor happened, and it was actually unprofitable for the japanese to attack... pearl harbor, america, and the navy that carried out this attack, he objected to this attack , the imperial insertion, however, took place attack, and roosevelt too, it was hardly beneficial to sacrifice the lives of the american guys, but he sacrificed them in order to get casus belli to start a real war against japan, because. the opinion in the american elite was 5-5, some were for, some were against, so it happens that decisions are made that at first glance contradict the interests of both countries, absolutely clearly, and i want to repeat, i ’m not ready to agree with dmitry yet, but i’m saying for now, and that of course, this is interesting, if you like: a line for investigation, and something that we have to watch carefully and not, as i tried to say, not take anything for granted here, i won't take for granted that the american hegemony that preside