Chiribim Chiribom

"Chiribim, Chiribom" has its origin in Bessarabia where Moishe Oysher, who first recorded it in 1931, grew up. Pyotr's friend the late Pavel Rodionoff wrote the Russian language lyrics for him in about 1969 because the Cossacks felt it was not appropriate to sing in the original Yiddish. Pyotr Bondarenko made that famous song his own.

[@Herr_Damit]

God this is so good. The video, the song, perfection.

[@conmad24]

Sehr schön! Gefällt mir sehr gut!

[@RajSarchimelia]

thank you very much. i've never believed i will see it, the tchaika playing and singing. greetings from russian fans.

[@hauptmannbalalaika]

Thanks, it took a while to get this, but RTS was really good!

[@Herr_Damit]

I am drunk anough to leave a comment for St.Algorithm once again.

[@Skaz]

Super! Наш друг Дитер, браво!

[@hauptmannbalalaika]

Thx, those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end (sung in English, Daroga dlinaya)

[@alainvalette8744]

Thank you very much for this Russian version of the Yiddish song "Chiribim, Chiribom" performed by Pyotr Bondarenko and the Cossacks Tschaika of Fedor Kapitanoff (Dieter Hauptmann). I would be very much interested by the lyrics in Russian of this jewish song wrote by Pavel Rodionoff. I hope that you will could help me. All my thanks in advance dor your precious help as well as foe your kindness. All the best to you!