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Vladimir Vysotsky's text "About Mongooses" offers a profound allegory for human ingratitude and shortsightedness. At first glance, it appears to be a simple story about people employing mongooses to combat snakes and then, deeming them too effective, deciding to exterminate them
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "About Love in the Renaissance" satirizes the hypocrisy and calculation of some women who hide behind a mask of decency.An artist, inspired by the example of Dante and Beatrice, is looking for a model for his muse
In Vladimir Vysotsky's song "About Magadan", the lyrical hero talks about his escape from life's difficulties to distant Magadan. Magadan in this case is not so much a real geographical location, but a symbol of a new life, an opportunity to start everything from scratch
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "About Love in the Middle Ages" explores the theme of a clash between passionate love and feudal duty. The king embodies the absolute power that stands in the way of personal happiness
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "About Love in the Stone Age" humorously depicts a domestic quarrel between a prehistoric couple. Beneath the comedic surface lies a satirical look at the eternal problems of relationships between men and women, relevant even in the modern world
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "About a Plainclothesman" tells the story of a man going on a business trip abroad as part of a delegation. From the very beginning of the story, it becomes clear that the hero will be under covert surveillance by a "plainclothesman" – a secret service agent