The compilation concert brings back to the stage songs that have survived their era and remain part of the collective memory. In one evening, the voices of legendary VIA unite, beloved hits of the 70s and 80s, and the rare feeling of a live encounter with music that is known by heart. Here, the main thing is recognition, joy, and the energy of melodies that do not lose their power after decades. This concert is assembled as a large meeting with songs that have long become a personal musical biography for several generations. On stage, hits from the 70s and 80s will be performed, familiar from records, radio, television programs, and family celebrations. An important feature of the evening is that many compositions will be performed by the artists of those very collectives that once brought them into the everyday life of the country. Because of this, the concert works not as a stylized memory, but as a living call-and-response of eras, where the past sounds tangible and close. The poster will feature ensembles whose names have long become part of the history of Soviet pop music. The audience will hear artists from VIA "Samotsvety", "Singing Hearts", "Dobry Molodtsy", "Flow, Song!" and "Nadezhda". Each of these collectives has its own musical intonation, recognizable hits, and its own history related to the flourishing of vocal-instrumental ensembles. That is why the program promises to be rich: in one evening, both upbeat, rhythmic songs and lyrical melodies, as well as compositions that you want to sing along to literally from the first words, come together. The special pleasure of such a concert lies in the effect of instant recognition. "Blue Frost", "Don't Be Sad", "Who Told You", "Wedding Ring", "Bird of Happiness" and many other songs have long lived outside of time. They work not only on nostalgia but also on live emotion: they make you smile, remember, discuss, and hear familiar material anew in concert performance. For the audience, this is especially valuable because both the melodies themselves and the feeling of connection with the artists and the tradition of the grand stage are important here. The host of the evening will be the honored artist of Russia Vladimir Mikhailov.