Василий Иванович Качалов - Лука Мудищев - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

The first audio recording of the poem belongs to the great Russian actor Vasily Ivanovich Kachalov, who made it most likely in the late thirties, during the Moscow Art Theater tour in America. The "academic" text of the poem does not exist.

There is another version that at the tone studio of the Melody in the late 40s one of the then famous artists (almost the old Kachalov or Khurov, actor of the Moscow Art Theater) was read to the music "Luka" and "Consors". But they were "knocking". The Mudishchev matrix managed to save, and this record came out on the compact in the 90s, and the “joys” were destroyed. The last work remained only on a film, which someone also managed to steal from under the nose of the inspectors. Both creations begin with the loss and “I don’t dare you Barkov’s poems to translate decisively. I don’t even dare to say such a name in the world. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.” Later there was Felista, which the rumor ascribes to Khorov.