Singer Alla Pugacheva has released eight archival performances recorded on Polish television in 1976. The website infohub.kz reports.
In 1976, the Prima Donna took part in filming the program Studio 2 on the Polish channel TVP 1. Now, recordings of eight songs she performed there have appeared on Pugacheva's official YouTube channel, many of which were not shown on Soviet television.
The series includes "I kto vinovat" (Who Is to Blame), "Hey, Musketeers," "The Shaman's Tambourine," "Goodbye, Summer," "Why," "The Apprentice Wizard," "Bright Clear Eyes," and the hit "Arlekino" by various authors.
For example, the music for "I kto vinovat" was written by Alexander Zatsepin, with lyrics by Leonid Derbenyov. The song tells of parting and faded love.
Recently, Pugacheva has increasingly shared archival recordings. In February, she posted a video for the German song Ich bin wieder mal da, filmed during a tour in East Germany in 1979. In July, the singer said she did not rule out returning to the stage.
Earlier, Kursiv LifeStyle wrote about another archival recording of Pugacheva's song from a 1983 concert in Sweden. It was published for the artist's 76th birthday.