- Dyki Tantsi
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Дикі Танці Studio album by Ruslana Released March 27, 2003 (Ukraine) Recorded 2003 Genre Ethno-pop
Dance-popLength 59:46
65:48 (Full edition)Label EMI Producer Ruslana Ruslana chronology 2002
Добрий вечір, тобі ...2003
Дикі Танці2004 - 2005
Wild DancesAlternative cover Russian editionДикі Танці (Dyki Tantsi) is an album by the Ukrainian pop music singer Ruslana, released in 2003. Some of the songs featured on this album are also featured on Wild Dances, after she won the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest. This album and its English version were certified 5 times Platinum for selling over 500,000 official copies in Ukraine.[1] Also a Eurobonus edition of the album was released on January 27, 2004.
Track listing
- Normal edition
# Title Writer(s) Genre(s) Time 1. "Play for me Musician" Ksenofontov , Ruslana ethno-pop 3:55 2. "Znaiu Ya (I Know)" Ruslana folk 3:11 3. "Plyes (dance)" Ruslana ethno 3:41 4. "Arkan" Ksenofontov, Ruslana ethno 3:40 5. "Skazhy Meni (Tell Me)" Ksenfontov , Ruslana ethno-pop 4:40 6. "Kolomyika" Ksenofontov, Ruslana folk 4:02 7. "Hutsul Girl" Ksenofontov, Ruslana pop 3:55 8. "Northern Song" Ksenofontov, Ruslana pop 3:36 9. "Ya Tebe Liublu (I Love You)" Ruslana power ballad 3:40 10. "Tse - Liubov" Ruslana pop 4:00 - Russian edition
- "Dyki tantsi (Oi, zagrai'me muzichenky)"
- "Znaiu Ya"
- "Ples"
- "Arkan"
- "Skazhy meni"
- "Kolomyika"
- "Gutsulka"
- "Pivnichna"
- "Tse - liubov"
- "Ya tebe liublu"
- "Wild Dances"
- Eurobonus edition
- "Play for me, musician"
- "I know"
- "Plyes (dance)"
- "Arkan"
- "Tell me"
- "Kolomyika"
- "Hutsul girl"
- "Northern song"
- "It is love"
- "I love you"
- "Oy, Zaghray My, Muzychenku (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Skazhy meni (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Arcan New (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Kolomyika (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Skazhy meni (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Arcan Euro (remix by CJ Necrasov)"
- "Oy, Zaghray My, Muzychenku (Wild edition)"'
- "Diki tantsi (instrumental version of Euro Song Contest)
External links
Preceded by
Krajina by Iryna BilykUkrainian UMKA Album Top 12 (first run)
July 1, 2003 – September 1, 2003Succeeded by
Arkan - Live vol. 2 by Arkan Folk Music EnsemblePreceded by
tvij format by Okean ElzyUkrainian UMKA Album Top 12 (second run)
January 1, 2004 – March 1, 2004Succeeded by
Ani Lorak by Ani LorakPreceded by
Ani Lorak by Ani LorakUkrainian UMKA Album Top 12 (third run)
May 1, 2004 – August 1, 2004Succeeded by
Vidrada by Oleh SkrypkaStudio albums --Wild Dances (2005)TBA (2012)"Wow" · "Sha-la-la"Remix albums EPs DVDs Wild Energy. Amazon. Wild DancesOther songs Tours Ruslana World Tour · Amazonka · Wild Energy · With Ukraine In HeartRelated articles Discography · Eurovision Song Contest 2004 · Wild Energy. Lana · Ruslana's Charity Concert · Best of Eurovision · Grand Theft Auto IV · Holos krajinyCategories:- 2003 albums
- Ruslana albums
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