The "Beautiful Far Away" flash mob took place in the setting of the best floral expositions of the RUSSIA EXPO
This time the venue for the traditional dance flash mob was the Industrial Square - the place where most of the activities of the flower festival "Future in Flowers" that was opened at the Exposition on May 21.
Under the song by composer Yevgeny Krylatov on the lyrics of poet Yuri Entin in a modern arrangement, taken as the basis of the flash mob, the Exposition employees, professional artists, florists and breeders participating in the flower festival and guests of the Exposition danced again. Each flash mob becomes more and more numerous. And thanks to the scale of the street space, the traditional "train", in which the participants of the activity lined up in the pavilions, was supplemented with merry round dances and a game of "brook" ("rucheyok").
The idea inherent in the song "Beautiful Far Away" reflects the theme of the youth flash mob festival - the dream of a beautiful future. And what it will be like depends on the young generation. It is not without reason that the number of flash mob participants is rapidly growing with children from different regions of Russia.
"I really liked this flash mob, I liked the choreography itself and the way the guys energetically shared their emotions. And I also really liked the music. Regardless of the fact that it is quite an old song, it sounds interesting in modern arrangement," shared her impressions young guest from Yevpatoria Polina Kiyametdinova.
"It was exciting and very cool, and the song was also very lively and fun," added Lada Ryazanova, who came to the Exposition from Kirov.
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The III All-Russian Wedding Festival, which will take place on 8-9 July at the National Centre RUSSIA, will unite truly loving hearts.
The forum has brought together more than 800 participants, including leaders of public organisations, social workers, teachers, doctors and entrepreneurs from 28 regions of the country.
