Kazka
grupo musical ucraniano
Kazka (em ucraniano: Казка; em português: Conto de Fadas) é um grupo musical electro-folk ucraniano formado em Kiev em 2017 por Oleksandra Zaritska, Mykita Budas e Dmytro Mazuriak.[1][2]
Referências
- ↑ The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians. [S.l.]: Grove. 2022. ISBN 978-0195170672
- ↑ «Band Kazka became the breakthrough of the year at the M1 Music Awards 2018». stb.ua (em russo). 2018. Consultado em 25 Maio 2020. Cópia arquivada em 25 de setembro de 2019
Leitura adicional editar
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- Two Hundred and One Ukrainian Folk Songs. New York: Surma Books and Music, 1971.
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