The wise, sensitive, and inspiring Larisa Rubalskaya met with me on a bright spring day to chat about our feminine side and reflect on serious questions about creativity, the power of truth, and true love.
Like, subscribe, and share the video with your friends.
Follow us on Instagram:
Larisa Rubalskaya Instagram: rubala45
Elena Khanga: Instagram: lenakhanga
Timecodes:
00:00 Larisa Rubalskaya - creator of the "Encyclopedia of Russian Women's Life"
02:26 What does Larisa Rubalskaya believe in?
03:00 Which marriages are stronger: those based on love or those arranged?
04:49 Is cohabitation a good thing?
06:46 On marriage without sexual compatibility
08:00 "If he hasn't proposed within 2-3 months, it means he's looking for something better"
08:47 What to do if a friend's husband is cheating, what should you do?
11:20 Should you keep an eye on your husband if he's cheating...
13:46 Should you stay in a marriage for the sake of your child?
14:40 Why does a man who loved his children forget about them when he leaves for another family...
16:47 Do our men know how to express their feelings?
22:11 Why do all our men want beautiful women?
23:59 Is there a secret to getting married?
24:29 Does Larisa Rubalskaya approve of plastic surgery?
25:06 On SMS collections for seriously ill children
26:28 Why is domestic violence so tolerated in our country? 30:39 On the negativity directed at Manizha after her Eurovision selection win
34:32 On "The Voice" competition
39:40 On the secrecy of confession
42:31 On lies
44:42 On unauthorized rallies
48:25 Should a poet have a civic stance?
49:29 On Instagram and the Internet
Larisa Rubalskaya wrote her first song, "Vosmembrance," with Vladimir Migulya, and it was performed by Valentina Tolkunova.
Since 1984, she has been a multiple winner of the "Song of the Year" television competition.
Rubalskaya is the author of songs performed by A. Pugacheva (My Fate), Daughter, and Live Quietly, Country), F. Kirkorov (It's My Guilt, It's My Guilt, and Night Ball), M. Muromov (Strange Woman), I. Allegrova (Transit Passenger, Hijacker, Drafts, Keys, and Dark Horse), T. Ovsienko (Morozov), Alsou (Light in Your Window), I. Kobzon (Blue Envelope), Ya. Evdokimov (Echo in the Night, and In vain They Say), M. Boyarsky (Sokolniki), and N. Karachentsov (We Played Gardeners).
In 1991 and 1993, Larisa Rubalskaya held recitals at the Variety Theater. In 1995, a commemorative recital of her poetry was held at the Rossiya Concert Hall.
Larisa Rubalskaya collaborates with composers D. Tukhmanov, A. Dobronravov, V. Dobrynin, S. Berezina, A. Klevitsky, A. Ukupnik, E. Hank, M. Minkov, and others. She appears on many television programs (Schastlivy Sluchay, Tema, Show-Dossier, Utrennyaya Mail, K Barieru), performs actively, and serves on the jury of song competitions. The song "Sokolniki" (composed by Vladimir Migulya), based on Rubalskaya's lyrics and recorded in 1986 by Mikhail Boyarsky, became the anthem of the historic Sokolniki Park in Moscow.
The wise, sensitive, and inspiring Larisa Rubalskaya met with me on a bright spring day to chat about our feminine side and reflect on serious questions about creativity, the power of truth, and true love.
Like, subscribe, and share the video with your friends.
Follow us on Instagram:
Larisa Rubalskaya Instagram: rubala45
Elena Khanga: Instagram: lenakhanga
Timecodes:
00:00 Larisa Rubalskaya - creator of the "Encyclopedia of Russian Women's Life"
02:26 What does Larisa Rubalskaya believe in?
03:00 Which marriages are stronger: those based on love or those arranged?
04:49 Is cohabitation a good thing?
06:46 On marriage without sexual compatibility
08:00 "If he hasn't proposed within 2-3 months, it means he's looking for something better"
08:47 What to do if a friend's husband is cheating, what should you do?
11:20 Should you keep an eye on your husband if he's cheating...
13:46 Should you stay in a marriage for the sake of your child?
14:40 Why does a man who loved his children forget about them when he leaves for another family...
16:47 Do our men know how to express their feelings?
22:11 Why do all our men want beautiful women?
23:59 Is there a secret to getting married?
24:29 Does Larisa Rubalskaya approve of plastic surgery?
25:06 On SMS collections for seriously ill children
26:28 Why is domestic violence so tolerated in our country? 30:39 On the negativity directed at Manizha after her Eurovision selection win
34:32 On "The Voice" competition
39:40 On the secrecy of confession
42:31 On lies
44:42 On unauthorized rallies
48:25 Should a poet have a civic stance?
49:29 On Instagram and the Internet
Larisa Rubalskaya wrote her first song, "Vosmembrance," with Vladimir Migulya, and it was performed by Valentina Tolkunova.
Since 1984, she has been a multiple winner of the "Song of the Year" television competition.
Rubalskaya is the author of songs performed by A. Pugacheva (My Fate), Daughter, and Live Quietly, Country), F. Kirkorov (It's My Guilt, It's My Guilt, and Night Ball), M. Muromov (Strange Woman), I. Allegrova (Transit Passenger, Hijacker, Drafts, Keys, and Dark Horse), T. Ovsienko (Morozov), Alsou (Light in Your Window), I. Kobzon (Blue Envelope), Ya. Evdokimov (Echo in the Night, and In vain They Say), M. Boyarsky (Sokolniki), and N. Karachentsov (We Played Gardeners).
In 1991 and 1993, Larisa Rubalskaya held recitals at the Variety Theater. In 1995, a commemorative recital of her poetry was held at the Rossiya Concert Hall.
Larisa Rubalskaya collaborates with composers D. Tukhmanov, A. Dobronravov, V. Dobrynin, S. Berezina, A. Klevitsky, A. Ukupnik, E. Hank, M. Minkov, and others. She appears on many television programs (Schastlivy Sluchay, Tema, Show-Dossier, Utrennyaya Mail, K Barieru), performs actively, and serves on the jury of song competitions. The song "Sokolniki" (composed by Vladimir Migulya), based on Rubalskaya's lyrics and recorded in 1986 by Mikhail Boyarsky, became the anthem of the historic Sokolniki Park in Moscow.