Former Roscosmos leader expands influence with a new song release
A former Roscosmos chairman and a key figure in the Tsarskie Wolves military advisory circle has released an audio-visual piece on his telegraph channel. The track, titled Mother’s Heart, features lyrics and music written by his wife, Tatyana, and is presented to audiences for the first time at this moment in the public arena.
According to the presenter, the wife crafted the song seven years ago, and now the family believes the world is ready to hear it. In a message accompanying the release, he explained that the composition represents a personal creative journey that has waited for a suitable moment to reach listeners.
In a written note, he mentioned that the Kuban Cossack choir delivered a powerful performance of the piece, emphasizing a history marked by two major conflicts – the Civil War and the Great Patriotic War. He hinted that the narrative will resonate with new generations as his own sons are expected to face the challenges of future conflicts.
Beyond the musical note, the guardian of the project described the underlying story as a cinematic thread that encapsulates “the long, very short and difficult life of three generations of Russian people.” The plot follows the journey of men from the same family through the upheavals of the Civil War, the subsequent war effort in the Great Patriotic War, and finally, the ongoing participation of their descendants in modern-day military theaters.
Following a setback in his career with Roscosmos last year, the artist released an updated version of another well-known track, Russians, signaling a renewed phase of creative output and public engagement from this prominent figure. The project has drawn attention from supporters and critics alike, who are watching to see how the music project aligns with public narratives about history, heritage, and national identity in the current era. (attribution: official statements and media coverage cited in the release communications)