From Russia with Love: Наталья Чаплыгина

From Russia with Love: Наталья Чаплыгина

She is from Russia, her name is Natalia Chaplygina (Наталья Чаплыгина) and here is how she sang Serbian popular folk songs. Enjoy! YouTube Screenshot Oro [ct_video title=”From Russia with love” type=”youtube” id=”1JX59ZlNKSM”] From Russia with love [/ct_video] Vidovdan [ct_video title=”From Russia with love” type=”youtube” id=”Y-x5RFnnl2Y”] From Russia with love [/ct_video] Please follow and like us:

She is from Russia, her name is Natalia Chaplygina (Наталья Чаплыгина) and here is how she sang Serbian popular folk songs. Enjoy!

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Vidovdan

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