Okey, some explanations. Firstly - it's a tribute to Russia views. It was released in 2016, where a lot of people start to complain, that Little Big "hate and disrespect" Russia. So they asked their fans to send drones video from all over Russia and they compiled this one as a tribute. As for Olimpia(midget girl), she left group at 2018. Official cause, which she confirmed, is that after 5 years at any work you have to change it or you will start to degrade. As for unofficial... Well she wasn't best singer (her voice already autotuned or replaced by Sofia's vocal) and around that time she get in to deep depression. So maybe some personal relationship in group or something, there is only speculations. It's an actual dark part of little big, why 2 midget girls left the group, even they was in it from the beginning.

"Polyushko-pole" song of the White Guards and the Red Army Polyushko-pole is a Russian song, which, due to its wide popularity, is considered folk. Meanwhile, the song has its authors. According to the generally accepted point of view, the song music was written in 1933 by Russian and Soviet composer L.K. Knipper. The author of the words is the Soviet poet V. M. Gusev. The melody of the song formed the basis of Knipper's 4th symphony, “A Poem about a Komsomol Soldier,” completed in 1934. There are also other versions of the lyrics and melodies of this song. In general, the story of creating a song is quite complicated, as is the story of Knipper himself, who wrote it. Official version As the professor of the Moscow State Conservatoire, doctor of art criticism T. A. Gaidamovich described, according to the recollections of the composer L. Knipper, he composed the song motive by chance while relaxing in the country with friends when they asked him to perform something. “I was seated for the frustrated piano“ to delight the ear ”. And here, just like improvisation, this theme song, which became so popular, was born along with the text “Polyushko Pole” ”[1]. When the melody appeared, Leo Knipper turned to the poet Victor Gusev, who wrote the following verses to it: Polyushko field Polyushko, wide field. Heroes ride across the field Oh, the Red Army heroes! Girls cry The girls are sad today Darling left for a long time, Oh, dear, he left for the army ... Symphony No. 4 “Poem about a Komsomol member”, for which Leo Knipper originally composed the melody “Polyushko-pole”, which later became the leitmotif of this piece, was first performed in 1934 by the National Radio Orchestra, conducted by A. V. Gauk. The famous trumpeter George Orvid, who played at that time in this orchestra, recalled: [1] We all immediately fell in love with the song "Polyushko-pole" and somehow we say to the composer: "What a beautiful Russian folk song you found!" Confused, he answered us: “This is not a folk song, it was I who wrote it.” From a letter from the aunt of composer Olga Leonardovna Knipper-Chekhova to actress M.P. Lilina, February 22-25, 1934: ... On the morning of the 23rd there was “Resurrection”, and in the evening in the Great Hall of the Conservatory the first time was Levin’s 4th symphony: “Poem about a Komsomol member”, a very monumental piece and very emotional. You imagine my excitement! I am not a judge, but from many I heard serious reviews, and wrote about him as a master and reverent artist. In this symphony there is a wonderful song “Field, Pole”, which is already sung in concerts with great success. After the concert in which they played in the first part, Wagner and Berlioz (this neighborhood scared me, but Knipper music did not suffer and was very good success) ... 1 Alternative Version According to the assistant professor of the Moscow Military Conservatory, candidate of historical sciences V. S. Tsitsankin, the story of the song is quite complicated, like the story of L. Knipper himself, who wrote it. In 1917, Lev Konstantinovich Knipper volunteered to serve in the White Army, served as an artillery officer, and in 1920 was evacuated from the Crimea as part of the Russian Army. There is a closed period of his biography from 1920 to 1924. In 1921, Leo Knipper was recruited by the department of the OGPU and became a secret agent of Soviet intelligence [3]. The Belarusian theater and cinema actor S. L. Kravets in the documentary “Songs of Victory” voiced the version that the White Guard past of Lev Knipper gave rise to gossip. It was rumored that the song Polyushko-pole was written back in 1919 and sounded like that in those days [3]: Polyushko field Polyushko, wide field. Partisans ride across the field With the red bandits to fight They are coming, they are going Quietly sing a song About my Cossack glorious share About Mother Russia Twisting ... However, as the film says, no convincing evidence of this version exists. Perhaps this version of the song appeared after the collapse of the USSR in the wake of the rejection of everything Soviet. [3] (с) from here: wapedia.mobi/en/Polyushko-field_(Song)

It’s a love Letter to Russia

Guys from Russia, from different regions sent their videos to them. they just sang about the Broad Russian soul, in part, and about our vast expanses)

Просто есть вещи, где сатира неуместна. Для любого, наверное, русского человека родные просторы и чувство свободы - это то, без чего невозможно жить.

The song was actually written in 1933. So the words sound strange almost 100 years later...

i think the subtitles are not precise, lyrics are not about the army but about some warriors, the song does not have any aggressive connotation

At this point, you have watched almost every "popular" Littel big songs, exept one of their earliest songs LITTLE BIG - Everyday I'm drinking (2013) . Perhaps "POLYUSHKO POLYE" was made to conter balance the "Everyday I'm drinking" song.

its a tribute to the motherland, its not a joke for them... respect

for this video- best name ---FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE!!!! ))

"Little Big - Public Enemy" is still the best their clip for me

it is cover russian folk song

It's a remix of the old soviet song of the same name. The original song goes about "the heroes of the old" crossing the meadows(and it's in this version), but then the second verse goes about what the meadows saw a lot of sorrow and soiled in the "blood of old". And the meadows soiled with blood and sorrow sums up a huge portion of Russia's 20th-century history.

The song is from Soviet Union. Little Bog's version does have partially altered lyrics. Original asking what is in mind of soldier when he is leaving from home, walking to the frontline, and hearing women crying because of him... In Russia Victory Day is one of biggest celebration day. When war started, 3 million Nazi troops crossed border, and both sides growed their armies after that. Later battle of Moscow was done in area as big as France, and 3 million Nazi troops took part of it, and if I remember 4 million red army troops. Germany never entered the city itself, but was so close that artillery fire dropped paintings from walls in the city and windows shacked. 20 million Soviet people died during war, most of them civilians, mostly because when Germany occupied regions, they let population to die for hunger, taking food for themselves. This massivity of events is something what most of us who are not Russians do not understand. So my guessing is, that this video is bit of patriotism connected little bit about military and the victory, but mostly for nation which was defended against invasion. So the song itself is military song, but not glorifying or so, but thinking humane side of war... what soldiers - humans - thinking or feeling when they leaving their home knowing that they may die soon and so on... Russian have lot of similar songs. It is something what separates Russian from western. When western songs and movies tells about glory of victory, Russian songs and movies tells often how terrible cost of all war have, even if winning. I remember when I studied Russian language, and there was one text, it was from Russian war veteran from WWII, and it was how he felt so bad to survive from whole war, and not die there, because he saw so many good people die and he wished they would survived instead of him. And story was about pain in his soul what he felt ever since (till he many decades later met with others who survived from war, and they didn't talk, they just cried together... and it was when pain finally ended. If I remember correctly).

This is like a shout-out to the whole Russian history and nature in general. Complexed controversial, but still beautiful and adorable.

They filmed all of that in Russia. We have quite diversed nature.

Good!)Очень красиво)

*Perhaps the only LITTLE BIG song in Russian!*

ViewMasters Reactions imagine the size of Russia. 1.5 more than America (almost). And the connection between cities at 17.5 (k) km is carried out by train. But the essence of the video is in the diversity of my homeland and the country in which I live. In one month, it may rain with hail in one region, 30 + heat in another, ---50 in another region (and this is the daily temperature), and in another fires on 3 of your states, and it is in one day. In another mb, everything will change, but mb will not: D RUSSIA HULI. ^ _ ^

Soul! Not an ass! This is what the Russians differ in

Also, it's Russian Scooter, How much is the fish.

Public enemy please

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Да это моя песня!!!!

И заметьте Мы русские хотим сберечь Душу! а не задницу!)))

Dude again subtitles do not work (((

love your music, wanna be yt buddies? :p