The famous song by Polad Bul Bul Oglu Gyal Ey Sahar in the words of the poet Fikret Goja received a new sequel in the performance of the well-known Ukrainian singer Zlata Ognevich.
The idea of performance of this song by the bronze medalist of Eurovision Zlata Ognevich belongs to the Azerbaijani producer Omar Abdulkerimov, who later became art director of the project.
In a press release of Empire Music Entertainment it is said that the work was carried out on the song for a few months. The record was participated by the Symphony Orchestra, an international team of sound experts from Ukraine, Germany and the UK.
The sound producer is the composer-arranger Michael Nekrasov, who worked on the project Wild Dances by Ruslana, who took gold in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004.
Zlata Ognevich reacted to the proposal in a creative way and besides vocal rehearsals, she worked with a teacher of the Azerbaijani language. -02D-
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