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"An island for knowledge and admiration": Nadezhda Babkina on the RUSSIA EXPO

"An island for knowledge and admiration": Nadezhda Babkina on the RUSSIA EXPO
Photo: Sergey Pyatakov/Fotohost-RIA News agency
11.26.2023

People's Artist of Russia Nadezhda Babkina together with the Moscow State Ensemble "Russian Song" held a masterclass and sang at the RUSSIA EXPO.

The artist spoke about traditions in creating folk songs and their rendition in modern arrangements. As for the musicians, they held a flash mob and showed simple dance moves.

Photo: Sergey Pyatakov/Fotohost-RIA News agency

"In a difficult time for Russia, this Exposition demonstrates the achievements of all regions and peoples living in the country. This endeavor is important and necessary, these are the staples and values that can attract not only adults, but also young people who love modern technology. It is an island for knowledge, surprise, admiration, participation and reasoning, worthy of meanings", - said Nadezhda Babkina.

It should be reminded that the International RUSSIA EXPO is open from Tuesday through Sunday, Monday is a technical day. The best time to visit is in the mornings and on weekdays, but the exposition is open to everyone on weekends as well. All expositions and events are free of charge.

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