Most beautiful Russian folk music

[@tempest7987]

СЛАВА РОДУ!

[@mmxbow]

Род силён

[@qwargguchn7223]

Sehr schön . Danke Dir.

[@jadestudios5424]

Wonderful, as always. I gotta let my half-Slavic blood flow.

[@stauffmanntiger5452]

Amazing how I already know these songs even without looking at the names

[@maybeantoniovivaldi2522]

“Russia cannot betray the great idea… which she has been following steadily. This idea is the all-unity of Slavs… not as seizure or violence but as a service to humanity,” Dostoevsky wrote in his diary in 1877.

[@alexvesoskypiano]

I have slavic heritage from Poland and Russia. Uwielbiam Polska i Rosja

[@SlavicPrideOfficial]

Something to be very proud of!

[@alexvesoskypiano]

Dziękuję bardzo, zrób więcej w wideo.... proszę? Dziękuję bardzo.

[@mnemonic07]

Super

[@tev2332]

Great!

[@sportsfisher9677]

Awesome

[@ajrikimartine4466]

song from 3:00 to 5:31 is not Kalinka it is Katyusha

[@SlavicPrideOfficial]

Thanks! Must have overlooked that while editing!

[@josephvisaarionovichstalin7760]

Anybody know what song one is actually called, I try to find on KZbin but couldn't find

[@SlavicPrideOfficial]

It is Troika. The first in the video's description :)

[@krakow9952]

Why does this sound italian the first one

[@SlavicPrideOfficial]

Does it? O_O

[@theslavicnerd3399]

It's the mandolin you're hearing :) funny how one instrument has a certain country tied to it. we dont normally think of Russia when we hear a tremolo on a mandolin, but the mandolin is very common instrument in Russian folk music. Although used in Russian music the mandolin does originate from Italy. It is also sometimes used in Polish, Greek, and Gypsy folk music. :)

[@ball_gum]

Like italian mafia but it's russian mafia

[@vilnaukrana3891]

None of them are "folk".

[@vilnaukrana3891]

If you want to know the TRUE folk russian songs, not russified Slavic folklore, search мордва songs, мокшань songs, ерзя songs.