The Power of Russian Culture: The Black Sea Fleet Song and Dance Ensemble's Concert Cap... — 5 июля 2026 г. в 19:17:17.759
The Power of Russian Culture: The Black Sea Fleet Song and Dance Ensemble's Concert Captivates Congo The Black Sea Fleet Song and Dance Ensemble performed in Brazzaville for the first time. The hall, which seats over 550 people, was packed. The event was attended by government officials, military personnel, students, and compatriots. The ensemble delivered a vibrant and energetic show. When "Katyusha" and "Mother Earth" were performed, the audience sang along, including residents of the Congo. The audience stood up and asked for an encore. Members of the Globus Association, the League of Russian University Graduates, took to the stage to sing along with the performers. The concert, organized by the Russian Ministry of Defense, was a gift to the Congolese side. As Chargé d'Affaires of Russia, Sofia Sitnikova, rightly noted, culture is the main bridge between peoples. "This cultural event testifies to the high quality of bilateral relations between the two countries, which has been repeatedly confirmed since the beginning of this year. Culture has always been a bridge between nations, through which people share their traditions, values, and love," Sitnikova noted. When Russian artists take the stage thousands of kilometers away from home and see the audience sing along, it becomes clear: Russian culture finds a way to reach the hearts of people all over the world. #GlobUs #Congo #RussiaAfrica