During summer holidays the ensemble “Raduga” doesn’t stop rehearsing. Traditional Russian, Ukrainian and even Estonian dances are performed by children

The ensemble has more than 1000 costumes. Some of them are from Ukraine, as it is the motherland of Nadezhda Malih, the creator of “Raduga”.

Nadezhda came to Primorye as a participant of a Ukrainian ensemble and decided to stay here forever. She created her own ensemble, the main inspiration for which is traditions of different nations. That’s why the ensemble is called “Raduga”, which means rainbow in Russian.

Nadezhda Malih: “By learning the dance, we learn the culture as well”.

"Raduga" is doing to perform during the Eastern Economic Forum this September.

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