Yedynomu
Єдиному "Yedynomu" | ||||
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Studio album by Sofia Rotaru | ||||
Released | 2003 (Ukraine, Russia & worldwide) | |||
Recorded | Artur-Music | |||
Genre | Pop, Dance | |||
Language | Ukrainian, Romanian | |||
Label | Artur-Music, (Ukraine) | |||
Producer | Sofia Rotaru | |||
Sofia Rotaru chronology | ||||
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Yedynomu (Ukrainian: Єдиному, Russian: Единому — literally "To the Only One") - is the third studio album of Sofia Rotaru, recorded in Ukraine. The album was released in 2003 in Ukraine and Russia with 16 tracks with consequent worldwide release. This album appeared after a pause in Rotaru's career caused by the death of her husband Anatoliy Evdokimenko and is a tribute to his memory.[1]
The album includes major super hits of the 1970s to 1990s period of the joint life and working partnership of Sofia Rotaru and Anatoliy Evdokimenko. Anatoliy was a long-time working partner, helping to direct and produce many of her songs. The album was released exactly on the anniversary of death of her husband[2] As of January 2004, more than 2,000,000 copies were sold.
Track listing
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Length |
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1. | "One Guelder Rose" (Ukrainian: Одна калина "Odna kalyna") | Vitaliy Kurovsky | Ruslan Kvinta | 4:06 |
2. | "Chervona Ruta" (Ukrainian: Червона рута "Chervona ruta") | Volodymyr Ivasyuk | Volodymyr Ivasyuk | 4:22 |
3. | "Melancolie (Sofia Rotaru song)" (Romanian: Melancolie) | G. Vieru | P. Teodorovych | 4:49 |
4. | "Two Rings" (Ukrainian: Два перстенi "Dva persteni") | Volodymyr Ivasyuk | Volodymyr Ivasyuk | 4:01 |
5. | "Happy Evening" (Romanian: Seară albastră) | 4:39 | ||
6. | "Ivan" (Romanian: Ioane) | Moldavian folk song | Moldavian folk song | |
7. | "Grey-winged Bird" (Ukrainian: Сизокрилий птах "Syzokryly ptakh") | Roman Kudlyk | Don Backy | |
8. | "Ballad About Hollyhocks" (Ukrainian: Мальви (Балада про мальви)) | Bohdan Hura | Volodymyr Ivasyuk | 4:11 |
9. | "Prydy" (Romanian: Să vii) | D. Matkovsky | I. Aldya-Teodorovych | 3:57 |
Languages of performance
Songs are performed in Ukrainian and Romanian languages.
References
External links
- Official CD Discography of Sofia Rotaru
- "Fortuna" Fan Club
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- Chervona Ruta (1972)
- Poet Sofia Rotaru (1973)
- Sofia Rotaru (1974)
- Sofia Rotaru (1976)
- Sofia Rotaru poet pesni Vladimira Ivasyuka (1977)
- Sofia Rotaru (1978)
- Tolko tebe (1979)
- Where Has Love Gone? (1981)
- Sofia Rotaru and Chervona Ruta (1981)
- Tender Melody (1985)
- Monologue of Love (1987)
- Lavanda (1987)
- Heart of Gold (1988)
- Caravan of Love (1991)
- Khutoryanka (1995)
- Lyubi menya (1998)
- Ya tebya po-prezhnemu lyublyu (2002)
- Nebo – eto ya (2004)
- Ya zhe yego lyubila (2005)
- Ya – tvoya lybov'! (2008)
- Ya ne oglyanus (2010)
- Modern Ukraine with Sophia Rotaru (1975)
- Krymskiye zori (1977)
- Sofia Rotaru / Lev Leshchenko (1980)
- Visit to Ukraine (1980)
- Canadian Tour 1983 (1983)
- Sofia Rotaru (1984)
- Sofia Rotaru (1991)
- Lavanda (1993)
- Sofia Rotaru (1993)
- Zolotyye pesni 1985/95 (1995)
- Noch lyubvi (1996)
- Chervona ruta. Poyet Sofia Rotaru (1996)
- Snezhnaya koroleva (2002)
- Yedynomu... (2003)
- Listopad (2003)
- Lyubovnoye nastroyeniye (2003)
- Lavanda, khutoryanka, daleye vezde... (2004)
- Teche voda (2004)
- Kogda rastsvetayet lyubov (2005)
- Serdtse ty moe (2007)
- Tuman (2007)
- I letit moya dusha... (2011)
- Zolotyye pesni 2008–2013 (2013)
- Sofia Rotaru (2014)
- Luchshiye pesni (2021)
- Little Vera (1988)