LAMA "20" ENCLOSED with orchestra accompaniment

LAMA "20" ENCLOSED with orchestra accompaniment

Lama is the most recognizable voice and sound of Ukraine. The legend and luxury of Ukrainian music.

The creative tandem of Natalia Dzenkiv and Vitaliy Telezin.

Lama is the owner of prestigious prizes and awards, including “MTV Europe Music Awards”, “Woman of the Third Millennium” and others. The composer, in co-authorship with the leading sound producer of Ukraine, Vitaliy Telezyn, owns such mega-hits as, “I Need It So Much”, “Plane”, “My Heart”, “You Know How It Hurts”, “Angel”, “My Sweetheart”, “Hello, Hello”, “Strong People”, “Silent” and many others.

The combination of the standard musical style that Natalia and Vitaliy have adhered to for many years, as well as the unique timbre of the performer's voice, which gives their songs invaluable color, gives them the right to be called - timeless musicians.

For more than 20 years, Lama has been the leader in rotation on Ukrainian radio stations. To date, the project's musical arsenal includes 3 studio albums, two of which, with stunning success in less than 2 weeks, became "Platinum". The tandem's arsenal includes more than two dozen video clips.

All of them are leaders in the charts on Ukrainian television and collect millions of views on YouTube. The song “Do You Know How It Hurts” became the soundtrack to the acclaimed Ukrainian-American film “Sappho” directed by Robert Crombie. The composition “Hello, Hello” was chosen as the soundtrack to the fantasy film “Only Miracle” by Ukrainian director Olena Karetnyk, where Natalia played her first role in a movie. She was remembered by viewers for her participation in shows, including: “Star+Star”, “Passions on the Floor”, and was a member of the jury of the “Fresh Blood” competition. With their performances, they have repeatedly conquered the stages of famous foreign music festivals, in particular: “Days of Ukraine in France”, Zelt - Musik - Festival (Freiburg, Germany), festivals in the city of Rzeszów (Poland), Ellenville (USA), London (Great Britain).

The variety of Lama's songs is impressive and captivating, from sensual, romantic and lyrical hits to incendiary dance hits. Each concert is a hot mix of off-scale energy, drive and emotions, complemented by powerful live sound and unique video sequences.

Proof of this is one of the last all-Ukrainian tours, tickets for which were sold out two months before the performances; the tour covered about 30 cities with a population of over a million and regional centers.

Lama's music is a universe of love. A universe where love begets love, where there are no mental limitations in the perception of the world.

This is what contains all the meanings of life. It makes people free, happy, and gives them space without limits.

It is this most important value that the project conveys to all listeners.