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The Ukrainian wrote a variation of the text of a popular KAZKA song and ripped applause from the public on the net
Andriy Gryshchuk rewrote the song of the popular song "Plakal" of KAZKA group, according to Politeka.
On his Facebook page, he explained that even though he had only invented a chorus and intended to study it, the entire text would obviously appear: 19659002] "I cried again and again the fir
brought in.
I bought tangerines, suitcases,
And my mother was young and in love.
The salads were all cut to the identical ", – wrote Andrew.
The performance of this type has already given hundreds of network users and new ideas on the text, especially to defeat the tears of onions.
The song "Crying" of the musical group KAZKA is at its peak abroad
. It was reported that students from one of the Ukrainian rural schools repeated the mega-pod composition of the KAZKA group "Crying" and suddenly became famous. In total, during the day, 52,000 people viewed the social network on Facebook and a thousand and a half shared the recording. On the video, the students sing about the difficult fate of school: the need to write a work, to attend physical education classes, to prepare their home in the kitchen, etc. In addition, the parody is performed not only by children but also by teachers. The recording was so enjoyable for the users that they did not spoil the words to praise and recommended that the children be shot again.
As reported by the portal "Know.u", the famous Ukrainian group Kazka, which won the charts of Russian music with the hit "Plaka", was at the epicenter of the new scandal associated with the # 39; organization of concert activities. The scandal went through a concert in Canada. The team would have benefited from the services of a Russian promoter, refusing to cooperate with the Ukrainian
"Znayu.ru" wrote that the lyrics of the song "Plakal" of the Kazka group, by definition, probably knew most Ukrainians. What is the popularity of the hit and what is the meaning of the text? The famous Ukrainian poet Sergey Lokshin, the author of the famous composition, decided to explain it.
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