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This is something I have seen before and it's really awesome. A flash mob where people get together in a big place like a train station and start to sing. I saw it once in Kiev metro station, Belarus train station and Kazan station too. Maybe it was Leningrad station? Not sure. I was privileged to see hundreds of people at the fountain of Tsaritsino too. That was epic.
This one happened in Kharkov. Great fun. Beautiful.
Not only it took place in Kharkov (Eastern Ukraine) Scrat, but what's even more interesting, this is a song from one of the most popular Soviet movies from the 1950ies.
And that very movie was actually made in the same area where they are singing this song now.
So this is the original ( from the movie "Spring on Zarechnaya street" )
( So obviously this is the reason why some older people in this video are singing along - they know perfectly well where this song came from, when Ukraine and Russia were still one and the same country, watching the same movies and singing the same songs.)
Yup. I saw it was in Kharkov and was going to make some remarks about fascists with torches marching in but felt it was not the time for it. This thread has enough crap in it already.
Yup. I saw it was in Kharkov and was going to make some remarks about fascists with torches marching in but felt it was not the time for it. This thread has enough crap in it already.
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