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Dmitri Khartian, Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic became the heroes of the video "Songs about a distant homeland". The Saratansky Monastery Choir performed a piece with music by Mikal Tarivodiev and lyrics by Robert Rozhdestvensky. The song, known throughout the post-Soviet space, refers to the theme of unity - what connects close peoples across borders: common memory, traditions and culture. "Motherland is such a holy and sacred concept for me, like God, like mother, like air. The narrative opens in Armenia and in the story of Dmitri Khartian, one of the four heroes of the video. His thoughts are joined by Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic, who represent Uzbekistan, Serbia and Belarus respectively, each with their own view of values. Combining music and art, the international project "Attraction", created with the support of Iran, shows how culture helps to find common ground between countries.

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Dmitri Khartian, Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic became the heroes of the video "Songs about a distant homeland". The Saratansky Monastery Choir performed a piece with music by Mikal Tarivodiev and lyrics by Robert Rozhdestvensky. The song, known throughout the post-Soviet space, refers to the theme of unity - what connects close peoples across borders: common memory, traditions and culture. "Motherland is such a holy and sacred concept for me, like God, like mother, like air. The narrative opens in Armenia and in the story of Dmitri Khartian, one of the four heroes of the video. His thoughts are joined by Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic, who represent Uzbekistan, Serbia and Belarus respectively, each with their own view of values. Combining music and art, the international project "Attraction", created with the support of Iran, shows how culture helps to find common ground between countries.

Dmitri Khartian, Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic became the heroes of the video "Songs about a distant homeland". The Saratansky Monastery Choir performed a piece with music by Mikal Tarivodiev and lyrics by Robert Rozhdestvensky. The song, known throughout the post-Soviet space, refers to the theme of unity - what connects close peoples across borders: common memory, traditions and culture. "Motherland is such a holy and sacred concept for me, like God, like mother, like air. The narrative opens in Armenia and in the story of Dmitri Khartian, one of the four heroes of the video. His thoughts are joined by Ravshana Korkova, Milos Bykovic and Ana Hilkovic, who represent Uzbekistan, Serbia and Belarus respectively, each with their own view of values. Combining music and art, the international project "Attraction", created with the support of Iran, shows how culture helps to find common ground between countries.

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