“Call me with you” is the song of the composer, poet and singer Tatyana Snezhina . It gained popularity after the performance of Alla Pugacheva (included in her 1998 album “ Yes! ”).
| call me with you | ||||
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| Executor | Alla Pugacheva | |||
| Album | Yes! | |||
| Date of issue | 1997 (radio rotation), 1998 (album " Yes! ") | |||
| Date Recorded | 1996 | |||
| Genre | Pop music | |||
| Song language | Russian | |||
| Duration | 04:17 | |||
| Label | Extraphone | |||
| Author | Tatyana Snezhina | |||
| Album Track List Yes! | ||||
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As a result of a sociological study carried out in 2015 by the Russian Reporter magazine, the song took 23rd place in the top 100 poetic lines most popular in Russia, including, among other things, Russian and world classics. [1] .
History
The song was written by Tatyana Snezhina, she herself performed it at her concerts. After the tragic death of the poetess, her brother sent a recording of the song to Alla Pugacheva, who included her in her repertoire. In the performance of the singer, the song became popular and won the contest " Song of the Year -97."
The song was also performed by the actors of the popular television series “ Streets of Broken Lights ” and sounded in several of its series. Appeared in the series "High Voltage" as a "number of amateur performances", performed by a male choir under the accordion.
In 2002, singer Vlado Janevski recorded the song “Call me with you” in Macedonian. This version, entitled "Taјna otrovna" ("Poisonous Secret"), was included in his album, "Ima Something Stronger than One."
Notes
- ↑ Vitaly Leibin, Natalia Kuznetsova. Words cannot be thrown out. What songs do we sing in our souls and what verses do we say (inaccessible link) . rusrep.ru (June 26, 2015). Date of treatment April 10, 2016. Archived April 19, 2016.