Diana Ankudinova Oh It is Not Yet Evening / Ой, то не вечер - Диана Анкудинова, A Layman's Reaction

A Layman's Reaction: Diana Ankudinova Oh It is Not Yet Evening / "Ой, то не вечер" - Диана Анкудинова
ШОУМАСКГООН (Showmaskgoon)- 3 ВЫПУСК!
Note: I do not own the rights to this song, I am just reacting to it.
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Diana Dmitrievna Ankudinova is a Russian singer. Much of her initial fame resulted from her winning two consecutive seasons of You Are Super!, a talent competition show on the Russian NTV network.
Born: 2003 (age 20 years), Primorsky Krai, Russia

[Khorshiddoust.Ali.Mohammad]

What a nice and emotional reaction to Diana's song. I liked it very much. I had the impression in some occasions that you were crying.

[jackburgess]

i agree with you.
This stunning performance would make a stone weep.

[kbwaldron]

It’s not just that her voice is so amazing, it is her ability to emote her feelings through her singing. It’s the difference between a good singer and a great singer.

[ВалентинаШипина-рф]

Мы вас обожаем за реакцию на Диану. !!!!..

[grom]

Отличное зажигательное выступление Дианы!
Диане - браво, а за реакцию - лайк!
Great performance by Diana!
Diana - bravo, and for the reaction - like!

[НинаМуратова-фп]

Спасибо вам за эмоции, улыбалась в месте с вами а по окончании песни что то взгруснулось, Диана просто фантастика, браво девочка, браво!!!👍🎶🎶🌞💥💧⭐💯❤❤❤

[afenqpwl]

A girl with a gift from God and she brings it to life! A balm for the ears and souls of her fans! Thank you for your response to Diana..❤💥💫💥👋👋👋

[ПетрКедрик]

Песня и тем более исполнение Дианы, тронуло вас до глубины души! Это видно! Спасибо вам и берегите здоровье!!!

[АлександрСальнов-дб]

Спасибо Вам, Хороший Человек !!! Диана- чудо, не правда ли ?

[ATAS]

Мои желания сбылись! Диана 13 июля в Таганроге! Билет купил! ❤🎉

[tirallala]

👉This sad folk song is about a Cossack who tells his bad dream and suspects that he will die. This song is well known in Russia - a folk hit (Russians love melancholy, sad songs).
Diana hits the heart with her voice. I feel the fear and despair of the Cossack. Just as the ice freezes under Diana's feet, so my soul freezes at these plaintive tones.
The guest of honour, said Diana would one day be as famous as the well-known legendary Russian singer Ludmila Zykina. Marc Tishman, one of the singers and jurors, gave a wonderful rating. He did not see the Cossack on stage who has a frightening dream of falling from his horse, but he saw a beautyful bride who is about to be married and who is worried about how her life will go.

The first existing recording of this song was made in the 1880s by a 75-year-old Cossack.

Who were the Cossack?
The word comes from the Turkic (not Turkish) 'quzzaq' which means adventurer or free man. - were escaped serfs and adventurers. (Difference between Turkic and Turkish – ).
The history of the Cossack is very changeable and painful. These fierce warriors, who are excellent riders, have an air of romance about them. They lived quite isolated in the southern steppe region of Eastern Europe, Ukraine and the Asian part of Russia. Living in the middle of nowhere, they have developed their own culture and tradition, which is expressed in a certain way of life, in their own songs, clothes, etc.

Initially, the Cossack were oppressed by Catherine II and put up resistance. Catherine II soon recognized the advantages of border protection by light cavalry and assigned the Cossack their own territories on all of the empire's endangered borders. They provided the best riders in the Russian cavalry.

Loyalty to the tsars was rewarded with a great deal of independence and special rights. But precisely because the Cossack always stood by the tsars, they were persecuted, exterminated or deported after the 1917 revolution. But the Cossack spirit, traditions and especially their music did not dissipate. Cossack songs are one of the most important elements of their ethnic identity.

During World War II, Cossack in Europe volunteered under German command in hopes of returning home.
After the German defeat, the Cossack were handed over by the Western Allies to the USSR (Stalin) in Lienz/East Tyrol on June 1, 1945, in violation of the Geneva Convention.

Stalin pursued the Cossack and finally destroyed them. Many were deported to Siberia.
During the Soviet era, especially in the Stalin era after World War II, the number of Cossack fell from an estimated 11 million to 140, 000. Only in 1992 were the Cossack rehabilitated by Boris Yeltsin (perestroika). Only a few Cossack survived and are now trying to build a new life for themselves.

For centuries, the Cossack kept to their customs, especially their music, an art of expression full of deep melancholy and exuberant temperament. These songs live on in the hearts of Russians. (www)

* This song is sung by many Russian artists, the most famous being Pelageya (You should watch it): Ой, да не вечер/ Oh at this evening -
* Ludmila Zykina (1929-2009) Подари мне платок/ Give me a handkerchief –

[Kwstas_Vagias]

Diana has this video with good subtitles so you can see it there to understand what they say.

[кириллкузкванов]

Hi, friend. If you want to explore the song, as you did with Prlyushko- Pole, start with Pelagia. Her performance is completely different.
Thank you for your reaction.
Пелагея - Ой, да не вечер (Мы вместе! 12-06-2020)

[valentinemuranova]

Смотрю который раз, и восторг, браво любимая, .дианочка !!!😢