- "Khochu
peremen!" (Russian: «Хочу перемен!», lit. 'I want changes!') or "My
zhdyom peremen" (Russian: «Мы ждём перемен», lit. '"We are
waiting for changes"')...
- is
notable for
containing one of the band's most
famous songs, "Khochu
peremen!" (Russian: «Хочу перемен!», lit. 'I want change!'),
which became a Perestroika...
- it was
known as the
Party of
Changes (Russian: Партия перемен;
Partiya peremen). The
founder of the
party is
Andrey Nechayev, who was the
Minister of...
- Russian-language
version of the song,
under the
title "Ветер перемен" ("Veter
Peremen") and a
Spanish version called "Viento de Cambio”. With
estimated sales...
-
began on 6
November 1988 when vocalist/keyboardist Kobi Oz and b****ist Gal
Peremen met at a
kibbutz in
southern Israel. They
began playing songs written by...
- ****a, a 1987 film
featuring Russian rock,
showed Tsoi
performing "Khochu
peremen!" (Russian: «Хочу перемен», lit. 'I want change!') in
front of a crowd...
- of the
Soviet system, expressed, for example, by
Viktor Tsoi's
Khochu peremen ("I want changes"). The
increased politicization was most impressively...
- Levy,
Jeffrey A.; Ganesan, Subramanian; Faller, Thomas; Issachar, Gil;
Peremen, Ziv; Laufer, Offir; Shani-Hershkovich, Revital; Biliouris, Kostas; Walker...
- "Trankvilizator" (Russian: Транквилизатор, lit. 'Tranquilizer'). "
Peremen!/"My
zhdyom peremen" ("Changes!"/"We are
waiting for changes"),
first performed by...
-
hearts demand changes" (Перемен требуют наши сердца) from the song
Khochu peremen Year 1990 (1990)
Medium Graffiti Movement Post-punk
Subject Viktor Tsoi...
