Singer Tina Karol and the band PROBASS & HARDI sang a new version of the famous Ukrainian shchedrivka "Ой сивая тая зозуленька" [means "Oh, grey cuckoo" in English — Ed.]. The modified Christmas song became a modern reworking of Ukrainian folklore.
Shchedrivka sounded in a new way: Karol sang with PROBASS & HARDS
Tina Karol and the Kremenchuk PROBASS & HARDI electronic band presented a new version of the famous Ukrainian shchedrivka "Oy Sivaya Ta I Zozulenka".
Karol sang an updated version of the shchedrivka on the air of "Breakfast with 1+1" and shared the corresponding video on her Facebook.
A new sound of the well-known shchedrivka. A little mood for you. Everything will be Ukraine! Tina signed.
The artist said that she turned to the PROBASS & HARDI band with a request to join her Christmas music initiative and modernize the old song.
In turn, the group's frontman noted that he could not refuse the star because he agreed it was essential to popularize the original Ukrainian culture by all possible methods.
Karol, among other things, impressed fans with her luxurious image. The singer wore a stunning embroidered dress on white fabric with red floral ornaments. The peculiarity of the shirt is its long sleeves, which are unusually shaped.
The song One Nation Under Love was nominated for a Grammy: what is known
According to Tina Karol, the song was submitted for various Grammy nominations.
As you know, in the clip, the star sings about the indomitable Ukrainian nation against the background of the Ukraine-Mother monument in Kyiv.
We shall see! Even our symphony orchestra is also submitted to "Grammy". It remains to be seen whether they will give us a short shortlist or a long one. I do not know. It's like this: "You have to do it!", the singer said.
She also said that the idea to create the composition One Nation Under Love appeared even after the full-scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine.
Tina spent quite a long time trying to find someone to help her make it a reality.
Later, Tina Karol met Diane Warren, with whom she quickly found a common language.
