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Ukraine’s got real talent
Stunning. Stuff.
- Published by David Knox
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Forget about warbling kids, dancing dogs, and even housewife superstars…. Ukraine has really got talent.
Kseniya Simonova has won Ukraine’s Got Talent with her brilliant skills in sand animation. Intrigued? Wait until you see her in action.
This needs no explanation except to say she in this extensive live television moment Simonova recounts Germany conquering Ukraine in the second world war.
Stunning. Stuff.
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51 Responses
Wow. That was sensational. I don’t know what else to say.
where’s stalin rescuing them from the burgeousie Germans?
Thank you for pointing this out. Amazing and beautiful. Never seen anything quite like it, she’s a true artist.
Pffft… I can do better…..
Wish. 🙂
wow! that was awesome 😉
I can’t view it from my country “due to copyright restrictions”. 🙁
wow that is fricken amazing!
Stunning and unique.
Wow, Wow. I desperately hope this goes viral. This needs to be seen. It’s incredible art and brilliant and unique talent. Bravo!
OMG, that was breathtaking.
Holy crap.
That is extraordinary.
What an out-sand-ing talent! [ducks now]
Wow, now that is talent ! Its amazing how easy she makes it look and I couldn’t see a single grain of sand out of place. Imagine how many hours of fun she would have at the beach.
What a magnificent find, David. Incredibly moving and mesmerising from the get go. This performance really showcases the appallingness of the Australian version of the programme. 😛
really appreciate seeing this. Refreshing to have a tear in the eye at work.
Thanks for bringing this amazing performance to our attention David.
It was also a bit of a surprise to hear a Metallica song feature in it too. Quite a nice variation of it too.
Simply Amazing! But can she blow a gum leaf?
Give that woman the million dollars! I agree with ryan, this is what the Got Talent format is about – singing and dancing are not talents!
Words can’t explain how incredibly amazing that is.
That was very moving. Thanks for putting that up.
Thanks for posting this David – it’s incredibly beautiful.
This is stunning. So incredibly moving.
Oh wow! how does someone even learn to do that? That is a truly amazing talent.
I watched this a few days ago, and I have this information on it for those that do not understand Russian:
It starts with the original radio announcement on June 22, 1941 German army invading the Soviet Union. Followed by very popular songs written about the WWII. In short, it’s a story about a woman that loses her loved one in that war, but their child is a memory of their love. The last words are: “You are always near me”.
now thats talent!!!!! wow, stuff all those kids who can sing or do all the crap they show!! this is real talent!