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Elena Kazantseva
Elena Kazantseva (born 5 December 1956, in Minsk) is a Belarusian poet and singer-songwriter who writes in the Russian language. She recorded five music albums with songs on her own poetry and published two books of her poems, "Night City" (1992) and "Concerto (in two parts)" (2002). She sings and plays the guitar and the piano. In 1988, she won Second All-Union festival of song in Tallinn.
Critics noted that quality of her poetry far exceeds the average level of texts in Russian bard's songs.〔(E. Lessin. Poets and floors (Russian) ) // «ExLibris НГ», 13.02.2003.〕 According to Yuli Kim, "Poetry by Elena Kazantseva is an endless monologue about love. It is composed of lyrical miniatures, a kind of an intimate diary. They are distinguished by a rare quality - a completely natural and unselfish honesty of self-expression. Apparently, all her poetry is about the same, but one can not stop listening. This is like watching fire in camine or looking at running water in a creek." 〔Yuli Kim, (Songs by Elena Kazantseva (Russian) ), Moskovskij Komsomolets, 30.10-6.11.2002, page 12.〕
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