Concert of the band 'Neschastny Sluchay'

The band 'Neschastny Sluchai' will once again perform a big concert in Belgrade and is ready to delight listeners with their songs. At this concert, all the hits created over the more than 40 years of the band's existence will be played. The band was founded in 1983 by Alexey Kortnev and Valdis Pelsh in the student theater of Moscow State University. During this time, 'Neschastny Sluchai' has recorded 10 albums and composed many songs that have become true folk hits. Among the popular compositions are 'Ovoschnoe Tango' (Vegetable Tango), 'Na fig na fig', 'Chto ty imela v vidu' (What Did You Mean), 'Sneg idyot' (Snow Is Falling), and 'Yesli b ne bylo tebya' (If Not For You). The music of 'Neschastny Sluchai' is also featured in the famous plays of 'Kvartet I' — 'Den Radio' (Radio Day) and 'Den Vyborov' (Election Day), and their variations on the melodies from the album 'Tunnel at the End of the Light' became the soundtrack for the film 'What Men Talk About.' Everyone is invited to attend the concert of 'Neschastny Sluchai' to dance and sing along to their favorite songs.