Popular singer MIRAVI performed at the National Centre RUSSIA
A concert
program took place at the Gastronomic Rows of the National Centre RUSSIA. The
event was made possible by a new author project "In the Rhythm of
Russia" from the National Centre RUSSIA. The guests were treated to a
performance by the popular Russian singer and songwriter MIRAVI.
"The
audience of the project 'In the Rhythm of Russia' received me very warmly.
There were many children among the spectators. It brings me such joy that my
music and creativity are interesting and pleasing to people of all ages,"
shared MIRAVI.
The singer
grew up in a large musical family, and her first singing teacher was her
mother, an Orthodox Cossack.
"I
have been surrounded by Cossack folk motifs since birth. My mother is a very
musical person who is reviving the Cossack culture in the Irkutsk region. We
have a Centre of Traditional Military-Patriotic Education 'Ladya,' where my
mother works. There, children are nurtured with morality and instilled with the
right values. I write my songs myself, and they are deeply inspired by the
melodies I have heard since childhood," explained MIRAVI.
The
performer noted that the dishes at the Gastronomic Rows of the National Centre
RUSSIA are as tasty and lovingly prepared as those at her mother's and
grandmother's homes.
MIRAVI is a singer with a bright history and a strong voice. The artist is known for her compositions "Volya" and "Mir." Guests of the evening enjoyed popular hits, an atmospheric DJ set, and a gastronomic journey through the regions of the country. In thematic corners "South," "North," "West," and "East," visitors could taste the cuisines of different parts of our country.
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