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savecheva yulia:)))

As my last paragraph in our class blog I want to share one of my favorite Russian singer’s song, whose name is “otpusti” in English “let me go on my own”. Yulia Savecheva was born in 1987 on February 14^th in yhe city of Kurgan on the edge of Siberia east of the Ural Mountains. Her father  being an avid piano player composed songs for little Yulia. This was the beginning of Yulia’s carreer as a star. Similarly with singing her parents pay attention to their daughter’s chariography too. In other words, all of Yulia’s free time was spent with musicians in the recreation center or in the theatre and she was participating in the dance group Zhuravushka. However, the most affective part of her life stars in march 2003 wiht the second season of Star Factory, whose producer was Maxim Fadeev. After participation in this show her songs become hits. Then in 2004 Yulia has chanse to participate in other contest, namely, in Eurovision in Turkey Istanbul with her song “believe me” and she won 11th place, permorming from russia. Since she has produced several albums like, “vysoko” in 2005, “esli v serdse jivyot lyubov” in 2006, “magnit” in 2008, “origama” in 2008 and others. Now her career as a singer is flourishing, so she became one of the top ten female singers in russia. As I mentioned “otpusti” one of my lovest russian songs. This song is about two lovers, whose relationship was paused when the boyfriend was put in prison. They still love each other, but the girl cannot accept him after he released from jail. Because the area of the girl changed, she became a popular singer. During the song the couple duet with each other about their relations. Finally, my opinion in this case is that the boy shoul let her go because the position of male partner in terms of finance and other fields should be better than female’s in couple.

djigan & yulia savecheva