Oj, Zagraimy, Muzychenku
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| “Oj, Zagraimy, Muzychenku (Play for me musicians)” | ||
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| Song by Ruslana | ||
| Album | Diki Tantsi | |
| Released | 2003 | |
| Recorded | Peter Gabriel's studio | |
| Genre | Pop folk | |
| Length | 3:55 | |
| Label | EMI | |
| Writer | Ruslana | |
| Composer | Ruslana | |
| Producer | Ruslana , O. Ksenofontov | |
Oj, Zagraimy, Muzychenku (Play, Musician) is a song of Ukrainian singer Ruslana released in 2003.
[edit] Clip
Clip is made for Ukrainian version of the song, but the song was changed for the clip a little. The creative team, that was working at the clip creation:
- director - Evgen Mitrofanov (producer of the Kolomyika clip);
- cameraman - Sergiy Bishuk (4-year work for the MTV);
- producer of the show and choreography - Yryna Mazur (ballet-group Life);
- Co-production of: Russia -Poland -Denmark.
The new image of Ruslana in her new clip amazed many. She had only Hutsulian belt left on. During the clip, Ruslana demonstrates her mountain temperament of a wild Hutsulian girl. The main character beat her boyfriend, because of his unfaithfulness, he turned out to be unworthy of her feelings. Ruslana really damaged the face of the actor during the shootings.
Details of the clip:
- 5 hours of horse races
- 1500 meters of the shot material
- "extreme"-dances - in the sea, in the swamp, on the sand, by the fire - in all elements, where there is summer and wild dances drive.
| Preceded by Kolomyjka |
Ruslana video clip 2003 |
Succeeded by Wild Dances |
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