Alanta / Аланта - Мичилий (dance pop, Yakutia / Sakha republic, Russia 199?)

[@hyperturbotechnomike]

my wife is from northern Buryatia and remembers hearing this in the local radio station as child. The language shares some similarities to Buryat and other mongolian/turkic languages and dialects.

[@TochiSawaki]

Thank You for posting songs from the unknown parts of the Soviet/Post Soviet world

[@zizifry]

Oh yeah. I'm so happy to hear music from the Russian republics and see these photos. Every time you post these videos, I learn something new and interesting.

[@DuckFolk]

Honoured to be here.

[@DeKlerk-v4r]

Magnifique chanson !

[@s1tv_ykt]

Wow, as someone who lived in Yakutia (until recently), I'm surprised at how you found this. The singer was obviously not very well known here... There is no information about her at all. UPD: I'm lying. Turns out there's also another song from this singer on the internet, 'Ньургуһуннар' (Nyurguhunnar). Meanwhile, I advise you to pay attention to Angelina Fayrushina's (Ангелина Файрушина) album 'Дьылҕабар махтанабын' (Google translate translates it as «I am grateful for my fate»), released in 2000

[@ricardocalado94]

Good music to play Euro Truck Simulator 2

[@balkanian_stalker]

Federal road A-360 'Lena' is quiet wide known between Russian/CIS truck drivers for (until the mid of 2010's) its very poor road carpet, taiga around the road and for sudden change of climate at winter, when comparatively mild Transbaikal winter with its -20...-30C drops to -40...50C. Maybe even some of them drove there hearing this song by local radio.

[@Pontius888]

Fantastic song, loved it!!!

[@laobok]

From one of the coldest places on Earth.. wow 🌨❄I wonder what the song means? It sounds kinda melancholic

[@siberrrian]

It’s about a beautiful girl and the singer describes her beauty comparing to a bright spring day, flower, sun, pearl, and begs her to smile :) michiliy - smile

[@sapcomics]

Big tune

[@я.киша]

🤯🤯🤯 I knew it