Rodion Gazmanov, Diana Gurtskaya, Askar Abdrazakov and other Russian artists at a concert by the children's pop choir "Pride"

      The All-Russian Children's Pop Choir "Gordost" held a ceremonial presentation of its new album "From Moscow to Sakhalin," dedicated to promoting creativity among young people and supporting Russia’s rich cultural heritage in the regions. This musical project brought together talented young performers from across the country, including well-known Russian stars who performed with them on the stage of the Moscow State Academic Theater "Russian Song" under the direction of Honored Artist Nadezhda Babkina.

      Young performers were supported by such stars as Diana Gurtskaya, Askar Abrazakov, rapper ST, Rodion Gazmanov, Sergey Voytenko, Dmitry Nesterov, Viktoria Cherentsova, Vera Aldonina, Anna May, Alexander Elovskikh, Elizaveta Dolzhenkova, the band Chapaev, Anna Volkova, the group "Barbariki" and others.

      People's Artist of Russia Diana Gurtskaya expressed her heartfelt support for the project: "I am incredibly moved by the atmosphere that reigned on the stage. It is a great joy for me to perform with young, talented children. I am proud to be able to support such bright and purposeful performers, because they are the future of our culture. This album and this concert are an important step in preserving our rich history and national identity. And support for such projects helps inspire the younger generation to engage in creative experimentation."

      It should be recalled that the All-Russian Children's Pop Choir "Gordost" released an album titled "From Moscow to Sakhalin," which won in the special selection of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives in the category of musical audiovisual content for children and youth. Both the album premiere and the celebratory concert became a vivid event in the field of national culture, emphasizing the importance of developing the younger generation and preserving Russia’s rich cultural heritage through music and art that unites young artists from different regions of the country.

      The album "From Moscow to Sakhalin" includes 10 new songs by contemporary authors and composers: Honored Artist of Russia Sergey Voytenko, Dmitry Nortman, Vitaly Volkomor, Yuri Gonchar, Vladimir Ilyichev, Artem Orlov, Aleksandr Ganichev, Irina Pavlenko and Maria Vorobyova.

      As the album’s creators say, this is not just music but a living reflection of the soul of Russia, its cultural diversity and unity. Each song tells its own story, inspires and unites the younger generation. The All-Russian Children's Pop Choir "Gordost" not only performs songs — it celebrates the values that connect different generations and regions of the country. Among the album’s tracks are: "Happiness," "The Future Is Us," "Music of My Soul," "Sing, Nightingale," "New Year," "Grandmother," "The Land," "We Are the Children of a Great Country," "Don’t Back Down" and "Preserve This World."

      The choir leadership’s ambitious goals do not end there. Their plans include creating a children's pop choir in every region of Russia that will live for decades and become a true national asset. The choir should become a symbol of unity, youth and spiritual revival, bringing together talented children from different regions into one creative community. An important component of the project is fostering love for the Motherland and pride in its traditions and history.