VOICED: Russian village grannies set for Eurovisio

The Baranovsky Babushki, a group of Russian grannies, have charmed audiences with their song 'Party for Everybody', a blend of folklore and pop, earning them a spot in the Eurovision Song Contest. Despite their newfound fame, they remain humble, living simple lives in Buranovo. The grannies are excited to perform in front of millions in Azerbaijan, marking a significant moment in their lives.

What is the unique musical style of the Baranovsky Babushki?

• Classical music

• Traditional folklore and pop

• Jazz and blues

• Rock and roll

Where do the Buranovo Grannies originate from?

• Saint Petersburg

• A small village in the Ural Mountains

• The Siberian plains

• Moscow

How do the Grannies view their fame?

• They find it amusing and remain humble

• They have become reclusive

• They are overwhelmed by the attention

• They see themselves as international stars

What significant event are the Grannies preparing for?

• A local village festival

• A tour in the United States

• A concert in Moscow

• The Eurovision Song Contest

What is the Grannies' attitude towards the changes in their village?

• They are worried

• They are optimistic

• They are indifferent

• They are resistant to change