The meaning of the lyrics of the song "A song-tale about unfortunate fairy tale characters" (Pesnya-skazka pro neschastnyih skazochnyih personajey) the performer of the song "Vladimir Vysotsky"
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In the song-story "The Song-Story About the Genie," Vladimir Vysotsky uses satire to ridicule human greed, hypocrisy, and the unwillingness to accept true miracles.The protagonist finds not a magical genie in a bottle of wine, but a "rough peasant" who offers his services in exchange for freedom
In his song-tale "About the Evil Spirits," Vladimir Vysotsky paints a vivid picture of a mythological world inhabited by typical characters of Russian folklore. The Murom forest becomes a gathering place for all these evil spirits, who frighten passers-by, lure travelers into swamps, and are responsible for the disappearance of people
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "Song-Parody of a Bad Detective Story" mocks clichéd spy movies and their implausible plots.**The song's plot is absurd and deliberately exaggerated*** **The Incompetent Spy** John Lancaster Peck, an undercover spy, is presented as clumsy and predictable
Vladimir Vysotsky's humorous "Song of the Archaeology Students" pokes fun at the main character, Fedya, whose passion for archaeology borders on fanaticism and absurdity.From childhood, Fedya shows an interest in earth and stones, but his "finds" bring more tears than joy
The song "Song of a Drunken Sniper" by Vladimir Vysotsky tells the story of a man lost in life who resorts to violence as a means of self-affirmation. The lyrical hero, being intoxicated, challenges others to a deadly "game"