Folk-pop with a dark fairy-tale nerve: Green Apelsin transforms ancient plots into songs about mermaids, werewolves, valkyries, and living dead. Angela's pure vocals, mystical imagery, and dense concert presentation will create an evening where familiar myths sound sharp, modern, and very close - without museum dust and familiar folk clichés. Green Apelsin has long chosen the territory where pop sound meets folkloric darkness. Her songs resemble stories told around a campfire after midnight: they feature mermaids, werewolves, valkyries, living dead, and other heroes of half-forgotten legends. But this is not a stylization of the past. The artist takes mythological motifs and translates them into the language of today's listener - with nerve, drama, and a clear melodic line. At the center of the performance is Angela's voice, transparent yet emotionally focused. It holds the fairy-tale material well: it does not weigh it down with theatricality but makes it closer and sharper. Because of this, the songs do not appear as a collection of beautiful images. Behind the fantastic plots, one can hear loneliness, fear, the desire to be heard, inner strength, and fragility - feelings that are familiar far beyond the world of legends. Where to go in Nizhny Novgorod, KudaGo knows.