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"Green Light"
Song

"Green Light " (Russian: Зелёный свет) - is a Soviet song written by Raimond Pauls and Nikolai Zinoviev. that was first released on Valery Leontiev album Dialogue in 1984. [1]

Song In popular culture

Green Light was Soundtrack in popular Soviet animated series Nu, pogodi!, The Soundtrack was voiced by Anatoli Papanov in 16 episode (1986).

Editions

Album Dialogue (1984)
Album There, in September (1995)
Album Maple Leaf (2003)
Album Valery Leontiev. Lyme Vajkule: "Ah, Opening Day, ah (1993)
Album Best songs 1 (Valery Leontiev) (1999)
Album Best songs 2 (Valery Leontiev) (1999)
Album Golden Collection of Russia (Valery Leontiev) (2000)
Album The BEST of Valery Leontiev (2001)

External links

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