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Chastushka (Russian: частушка, IPA: [tɕɪsˈtuʂkə], plural:
chastushki) is a
traditional type of
short Russian humorous folk song with high beat frequency...
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Valentin Dyadka (Uncle Valentine) is used for
parody songs,
mashups and
chastushki.
Buter Brodsky (Sandwich Brodsky) is used in
existential gloomy compositions...
- it was
titled "Мой двор. Спортивные частушки" (My neighborhood.
Sports chastushki). His
third single was "Чёрный Бумер" (Chyorniy Bumer,
meaning Black Bimmer)...
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focus on
literacy stemming from
Union membership.
These short stories,
chastushki, poems, cartoons, and
plays were
spread through pamphlets, journals, and...
- countries,
including Ukraine.
Putin also is a
subject of
Russian jokes and
chastushki, such as "[Before Putin]
There Was No ****"
featured in the
comedy film...
- Siberia, in 1950.
Young Yevtushenko wrote his
first verses and
humorous chastushki while living in Zima, Siberia. His
parents were
divorced when he was 7...
- Shine, Shine, My Star (Гори, Гори, Моя Звезда);
Mexican dance Ozornye Chastushki (Озорные частушки) by
Rodion Shchedrin Vdol po
Piterskoy (Вдоль по Питерской)...
- "Permitted to
subtract two ****es".
There were also
numerous politically themed Chastushki (Russian
traditional songs) in
Imperial Russia. In Pale Fire by Vladimir...
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Katiusha Moscow Nights Traditional Russian Rock'n'Roll
Those Were the Days
Chastushki Wap-Pap You Let Me Down/Fried
Chicken Special Russian Folk Song Kalinka...
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translated into
English as "The
Steam Chicken" in 1895. The term "
chastushki" (ditties) was
first used by Gleb
Uspensky in his book
about Russian folk...
