Chaif group will give a grand concert in Moscow on December 7

The Chaif group has been confidently pursuing sincere emotions, positivity and good music for 40 years. Their songs are called a cure for a bad mood, because artists, like no one else, can easily and simply sing about life and pain. In honor of the birthday, the band staged a large—scale tour of Russia - there are already over a dozen cities behind them and full halls in each of them. There's a big performance coming up in Moscow on December 7th. Maxim Oblender, a correspondent for Izvestia, told about this on November 24.

"We try not to overload the texts with sophisticated allegories mostly. Here's a pond, here's a drum, here's a beaver," said Vladimir Shakhrin, leader of the Chaif group.

According to the correspondent, fans of the band can always be recognized by their vivid images. So, the song "Orange Mood" in 1994 set the style that both musicians and their fans adhere to. As the members of Chaifa themselves admit, their music is for students, today, yesterday and the future.

Gleb Severin performs on stage, as well as his father Valery, who is also a drummer. Chaif is a story about a family, about a lifelong friendship: studying together, serving in the army, traveling around the country, always returning to his native Yekaterinburg.

"You can generally be at the North Pole, if there is Wi-Fi there, you can share files, give interviews from a distance. What we have is the city of Yekaterinburg, and we are doing well here, and we love this city," admitted Shakhrin.

Fans of the band, like Shakhrin, are so true to themselves that they also fly to St. Petersburg from Yekaterinburg to celebrate 55 while Chaif celebrates 40, holding a small leaf with a request to congratulate the entire concert.

The band could not ignore this, and the members of Chaifa presented the jubilee with a record signed by all the musicians of the band.

"The song "No one will hear", popularly known as "Oh-yo", will never lose its relevance, because it is with this line "oh-yo" that you can react to a variety of unpleasant situations at any time," Oblender emphasized.

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The Chaif group, popular among the people of Russia, celebrated its 40th anniversary on September 28 with a concert in its native Yekaterinburg, where the band's history began. At the festive concert, Shahrin sang all his favorite hits. Shahrin said that he never guessed which of the songs in the album would be a hit, but he was always ready to experiment. He also noted that the band played its first concert with two guitars and a xylophone. The band quickly developed their own style, and their songs were repeatedly played in the movies.

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