Znayu Ya - Music Video

Music Video

Znayu Ya(I Know) is a work about Ukrainian Carpathians, the first video clip filmed and arranged for demonstration in modern movie theaters. Personnel of 250 workers. 7 studios of 5 countries, 4 kilometers of video tape footage, sound by Dolby Digital 5.0 (licensed by Dolby Laboratories, London). Color by DigitalFilmFinland, Helsinki. Record-breaking high budget, lots of trick effects and technical equipment. Unique video shooting of Carpathian mountains from helicopter, numerous scenes in Mountains, video fragments of a true Hutsul wedding in ethnic costumes, incredible national color of Hutsul culture. Filming of a concert on a bandstand installed in the middle of a mountain waterfall. shooting of Ruslana on top of a rock (1600 meters above sea-level) with neither a dubbing actor nor assistance.

Ruslana
Studio albums
Myt Vesny – Dzvinkyi Viter (1998)
  • "Balada pro pryntsesu"
Ostanne rizdvo (1999) -
Naikrashche (2001)
  • "Svitanok"
  • "Proshchannia z dysko"
Dyki Tantsi (2003)
  • "Kolomyika"
  • "Oi, Zahraimy, Muzychenku"
  • "Znayu Ya"
Wild Dances (2004)
  • "Wild Dances"
  • "Dance with the Wolves"
  • "The Same Star"
Amazonka (2008)
  • "Dyka Enerhija"
  • "Vidlunnya mrij"
  • "Vohon chy lid"
  • "Dykyy anhel"
  • "Ya jdu za toboju"
Wild Energy (2008)
  • "Moon of Dreams"
EY-FORI-YA (2012)
  • "Vau!"
  • "Sha la la"
  • "Miy brat"
  • "Ey-fori-ya"
  • "Rachmaninoff"
This is Euphoria! (TBA)
Remix albums
  • Club'in
EPs
  • Dobryi vechir, tobi...
DVDs
  • Wild Energy. Amazon. Wild Dances
Other songs
  • "Wind Song"
  • "Dva Puti, Dva Shliakhy"
Tours
  • Amazonka / Wild Energy
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Eurovision Song Contest 2004
  • Wild Energy. Lana
  • Ruslana's Charity Concert
  • Best of Eurovision
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  • Holos krajiny

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