Vladimir Putin, passionate about music: he sang along with some Moscow students

Culture&Arts Adina Camarasu
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The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, made an unbelievable show during a meeting with the students from Moscow State University.

The leader of Kremlin has interpreted the ‘cosmonaut hymn’, together with a young man playing the guitar.

This event happened on the occasion of Students’ day.

According to TASS, Vladimir Putin has told the students studying at Moscow State University, Lomonosov, that Europe must stay united despite the numerous attempts of raising walls.

Also, Putin didn’t miss the chance to quote in his speech the Russian writer Lev Tolstoi.

Consequently, he affirmed there is nothing more unnatural than living in a permanent state of war.

‘The most natural thing to do is to try and remember about former tragedies and do everything on Earth to stop them from happening again’, mentioned Vladimir Putin.

‘Menkind should always remember that history is written by the ones who are alive. But, they should never forget about the people who sacrificed their lives and offered them this golden possibility,’ added the Russian President.

The leader of the Russian state attended an event organized by USM. This happened on the occasion of celebrating 262 years from the foundation of the University.

Also, during the same day, Russian people are celebrating ‘Saint Tatiana’, considered the protector of all Russian students.

Moscow’s leader lifelong passion

The artistic moment occurred at the end of his official visit, when the students decided they should play the guitar.

Putin seemed thrilled to accompany them singing ‘14 minutes to start’, the famous Soviet anthem.

Furthermore, Putin has demonstrated, over the years, that he is really passionate about music.

In 2012, the Russian President sang ‘Blueberry Hill’, during a charity event in Sankt Petersburg.