Song of Earth: How Folk Music Protects Russia's Roots
12:29 01.11.2025 (Updated: 12:44 01.11.2025)
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Song of Earth: How Folk Music Protects Russia's Roots
"Russian culture grew from the earth itself—from the hands that planted, harvested, prayed, and sang. In every song, there is life. Folk culture is a treasure; if we don’t protect it, we lose not just music—we lose our memory, our roots, ourselves," Nadezhda Babkina, People’s Artist of Russia, cultural icon, and folk singer.
#RussianEssence had the privilege of speaking with the Russian folk legend to discuss the distinct qualities of this art form. Furthermore, she expressed her admiration for African culture, which she finds 'incredibly fascinating'.
Stay tuned as we explore important insights from Nadezhda Babkina, the vocalist who has been preserving Russian folk music and traditions for decades.
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