RUSSIANS ARE SINGING BAJAGA'S SONG: Music band from Moscow made a cover song from hit "I believe, I do not believe" (VIDEO)
Cover song from the album "Shop of Secrets" (1988) the Russians recorded as a fast ska-punk spiced with trumpets
Big hit from Bajaga "I believe, I do not believe" unexpectedly received the Russian language version of “Верю – не верю” by the Moscow band The Peace Dukes!
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Cover song from the album "Shop of Secrets" (1988) the Russians recorded as a fast ska-punk spiced with trumpets.
"I really like their version of my song. I like the energy, and the video is great" said Momcilo Bajagic, who with his instructors played twice in Russia in 1985 and 1987 (then the Soviet Union) and 1999.
"I believe I do not believe" was already sung before - a few years ago by Polish musician Macej Malencuk scored multimillion YouTube hit with his version called "Ostantia nocka".
Otherwise, Bajaga and the Instructors played in Warsaw for the second time in their career few months ago (premiere was in 2013), they also played in Stockholm, Goteborg and Oslo, and concerts are schedualed for 24th September in Budapest on the ship A38 (SOLD OUT!) and 25th November in Viena on the “Festsall Langenfeld”.
Band from Belgrade will participate on 2nd December on "Positive concert" in Zagreb sports home.