Today at Spanish class, the head of the Language Department taught us how to conjugate the Spanish word for "fucking". While getting a little flustered and giggly
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I should probably warn that the song is terribly politically incorrect. Hilarious -- especially given that it was written and recorded by a motown group in the 1970's and their live show is so 1970's it hurts. I don't know if it would be the best way to express your Russian heritage -- there's a lot of very interesting political double-entendre in the song, but if you're not a big old Russian history geek, that might not be directly obvious in way you'd be comfy with.
By my favorite Russian folk-rock group from the early 1990's (and ergo, so early 1990's that it hurts...). It's about the desire to have an American Boy come and take you away from Russia. (It begins "I can play on the balalaika, it's a very Russian instrument. and then talks about how much she hates the Balalaika.)
Oh, wow! Thank you thank you for all the suggestions, and for the explanation! I'll definitely check them out. Both '90's and '70's fashion/music can be *fantastic*, as I see it.
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There are a number of more or less metal versions available, but man... does that not scream to be a part of a drag show?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQUCMhUueJY
By my favorite Russian folk-rock group from the early 1990's (and ergo, so early 1990's that it hurts...). It's about the desire to have an American Boy come and take you away from Russia. (It begins "I can play on the balalaika, it's a very Russian instrument. and then talks about how much she hates the Balalaika.)
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