“Naryan-Mar, my Naryan-Mar” (another name is “My Naryan-Mar” ) is a Soviet song dedicated to the city of Naryan-Mar . The song is an unofficial anthem of the city. Words by Inna Kashezhevoy , music by Grigory Ponomarenko .
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| Date of issue | 1964 |
| Song language | Russian |
| Author | music by G.F. Ponomarenko poems I. I. Kashezhevoy |
Content
History
Written in 1964 after the trip of the composer Grigory Ponomarenko with his wife, singer Ekaterina Shavrina , in the Nenets National District . Grigory Ponomarenko dedicated the song to Galina Shalkova, a staff member of the regional committee of the Komsomol, who accompanied the guests on the trip. Galina Shalkova became the first performer of the song [1] . Subsequently, the song became popular throughout the country by Catherine Shavrina and Kola Beldy [2] .
Thanks to the song Ponomarenko, our city already in the sixties of the last century became famous in many parts of the country. Sometimes you come to the South, ask: “Where from?” - “From Naryan-Mar”, and people immediately sing: “Naryan-Mar, my Naryan-Mar, the town is not big and not small”. And they greet you as a mother [3] .
Lyrics
The first verse of the song and chorus:
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