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'''Pelageya''' ('''Пелагея''') (b. 1986) is a [[Russia]]n female vocal artist.  At the age of 9 she was awarded the title "Best Russian folk-singer."  Pelegeya leads a musical group named, "Pelageya". She appears regularly on the [[Russia]]n version of the TV show, ''The Voice'' as a coach.  Her style is described as folk, folk rock, and art rock.  She often sings traditional Cossack warrior songs stylized for rock.

'''Pelageya''' ('''Пелагея''') (b. 1986) is a [[Russia]]n female vocal artist.  At the age of 9 she was awarded the title "Best Russian folk-singer."  Pelegeya leads a musical group named, "Pelageya". She appears regularly on the [[Russia]]n version of the TV show, ''The Voice'' as a coach.  Her style is described as folk, folk rock, and art rock.  She often sings traditional Cossack warrior songs stylized for rock.

Pelegeya's signature song is entitled ''Lyubo, bratsy, lyubo'' or ''Lovely it is to live, brothers, lovely'', made popular during the [[Second World War]].  It is the dying words of a [[Cossack]] chieftain on a riverbank, remembering his wife, his mother, and his horse after leading 40,000 men on into a bloody battle.  

Pelegeya's signature song is entitled ''Lyubo, bratsy, lyubo'' or ''Lovely it is to live, brothers, lovely'', made popular during the [[Second World War]].  It is the dying words of a [[Cossack]] chieftain on a riverbank, remembering his wife, his mother, and his horse after leading 40,000 men on into a bloody battle.<ref>[https://youtu.be/Gy7E2Gv4tOQ Пелагея и Кубанский казачий хор - Любо, братцы, любо! (2019 HD)(Eng. sub.)]</ref>

In Russian folk songs, solo voices are often answered by a chorus.<ref>https://youtu.be/ScPfm242yN4?t=500</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/VZsjoiFfpXM</ref>  Pelegeya's rendition of the ''Under a Green Willow'' on the Russian ''Voice'' with her team has astounded listeners over the planet.<ref>[https://youtu.be/iKa6ooXY5BQ Under a Willow — Russian folk song], Pelageya</ref>  The song was written by a Russian officer in the early nineteenth century about a soldier mortally wounded under a willow tree, watching a black raven flying over his head.  The raven is an ominous sign of impending death. The lyrics are:<ref>https://www.translatoruser-int.com</ref>

In Russian folk songs, solo voices are often answered by a chorus.<ref>https://youtu.be/ScPfm242yN4?t=500</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/VZsjoiFfpXM</ref>  Pelegeya's rendition of the ''Under a Green Willow'' on the Russian ''Voice'' with her team has astounded listeners over the planet.<ref>[https://youtu.be/iKa6ooXY5BQ Under a Willow — Russian folk song], Pelageya</ref>  The song was written by a Russian officer in the early nineteenth century about a soldier mortally wounded under a willow tree, watching a black raven flying over his head.  The raven is an ominous sign of impending death. The lyrics are:<ref>https://www.translatoruser-int.com</ref>

==External link==

==External link==

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s32UzukO-pg AMERICANS REACT TO RUSSIAN FOLK MUSIC - Pelageya - Oh, It's Not The Night Yet]

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s32UzukO-pg AMERICANS REACT TO RUSSIAN FOLK MUSIC - Pelageya - Oh, It's Not The Night Yet]

*[https://youtu.be/mMx228QVT3E UNCUT - Oh, it's not the night yet - Pelageya]

*[https://youtu.be/mMx228QVT3E UNCUT - Oh, it's not the night yet - Pelageya]