In Rus' they sculpted snowmen and snow women. There is a belief that in ancient times a male snowman was revered as the spirit of winter. Requests for help were made to him. They also knew snow women in Rus' - they were approached to appease the heavenly inhabitants, who were also worshiped in Rus'.

Perhaps that is why the snowman is given a broom into his “hands” - so that he can calmly fly into the sky whenever he pleases.
There is a special story with snow women. Since in Rus' they once believed that the air was inhabited by heavenly maidens who commanded fogs, clouds, and snow, solemn rituals were organized in their honor. To appease the heavenly inhabitants, they sculpted snow women, as if exalting the heavenly nymphs on earth.

IN ancient Rus' the lace of blizzards and white storms were personified with the maiden of the snow. Most often she seemed portly and majestic. Shine, radiance, and beauty were identified with the epithet white. Later, she was presented in fairy tales as either a kind Mother Winter or an evil stepmother. She appeared in the images of a gray-haired sorceress and a young Snow Maiden.

This is how the beautiful Russian winter and her legendary predecessor, the snow woman, continue to live.

When did they start making SNOWmen out of snow?

In this regard they write that per day winter solstice(December 22) it was necessary to help the young Yar-Sun gain strength - so the peasants lit fires and rolled burning wheels, symbolizing the luminary. To prevent the winter from being too harsh, they sculpted a snow woman to represent winter and danced around her, chanting:

Frost, frost, has grown over the tyn,
I brought a snowy woman.
Baba, crocheted nose,
Get some snow! —

and smashed it with snowballs.

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Grandfather put the samovar on a good oak table and sat down on the bench. He loved tea. Which one he didn't have. Only he didn’t have it like the one they sold in the store. He collected his teas himself. One day, Alyosha saw this happen. That day, they had been walking through the forest, along the stream, for about an hour and decided to rest a little. On the way, the grandfather, as if by chance, began to whisper something to the bushes and pluck leaves. Soon he had a handful of leaves, flowers and a few berries in his hand. He put all this to his heart and quietly sang something under his breath. Then he took out a pot, scooped up water from the stream, put everything he had collected in it, stirred it clockwise for some reason and put it on the fire. A few minutes later, having removed the pot from the fire, he poured tea into mugs. The tea was unusually tasty; it had a slight bitterness, but was not tart or astringent. The flowers gave off some extraordinary aroma. And after a few minutes Alyosha felt full of strength to continue the journey. He simply could not find a place for himself, and the grandfather only watched with a cheerful squint as the boy did not know where to throw out the strength that overwhelmed him, which had come from nowhere.

But some herbs, Alyosha, cannot be drunk at all until the age of 30. Because the power that it gives and there is nowhere to put it. You don't need that much strength in everyday life. It seemed that I drank some tea and that was all, but my strength increased threefold. This kind of tea is sometimes not brewed at all, but rather infused in cold spring water. Previously, people saw more of life; no one made tinctures with alcohol, as they do now. Because they saw how he kills life. Such a drug is more harmful than beneficial.

For three or four days, Alyoshka, I didn’t know what to do with my strength. After chopping the woodpile and cleaning up the entire garden, he calmed down a little.

But now the tea was with raspberries. Simple. Not for strength, for emotional conversation.

Before talking about Lad, Alyosha, you need to understand the makeup of a person,” the grandfather said, taking a sip of tea. Different kinds of knowledge are stored in different ways. And often it is different, but as often happens, people talk about the same things in different words. And it differs in that everyone enters it from their own edge. I'll tell you about how my ancestors passed it on to me. This knowledge was kept for thousands of years in the families of the Rus and Ros. And even if they forgot, then all the same, in the depths of the soul, in the very ancestral memory, this knowledge was stored, and therefore is still alive. In order to open the gates to the ancestral memory, you first need to get down to business. “Go there, I don’t know where and find something I don’t know what” - that’s what they say in fairy tales. This is what you and I will do,” the grandfather squinted and looked out the window where, just last night, the first snow fell. Do you know how to sculpt a snowman?

How can you not know?! It's not a tricky thing. “Everyone knows this,” Alyoshka was surprised.
- No doubt, it’s not tricky! “So let’s go for a snowball fight,” the grandfather said, already putting on his padded jacket as he walked.

It was so light outside that at first Alyosha even closed his eyes. Everything seemed to be wrapped in a white blanket. The snow sparkled in the sun, and from these sparks the soul began to sparkle. It was somehow fun and easy. Just like in a fairy tale.

Whether it’s long or short, it’s already done snowman. The grandfather and the boy were apparently pleased with what happened, because smiles were shining on their faces.

Well, Alyosha, now explain to me, why did you make a snowman out of three balls?- the grandfather squinted slyly.
- Well I do not know. How else could it be? I don't know any other way. The hands themselves did this - the boy was confused.
- That’s it! Well, man is such an interesting creature, he does everything in his own image and likeness. Even if he doesn't think about it. So snowmen look like people. And not only externally, but also internally. So let's take a closer look. Three balls are three kingdoms. Or three worlds in which a person lives at the same time. As they say in fairy tales: Golden, Copper and Silver kingdoms. So let's take a look in order.
Bottom ball. Silver Kingdom. He is responsible for the Body. Everything that concerns our physical body relates directly to it. Princess Zhiva rules there. Our body is a support for the soul. It perceives only density, but speaks the language of pain. The task of the Body is to embody spiritual impulses in the Explicit World.

The grandfather picked up a twig and crossed out the second ball with two lines, so that it turned out to be an equilateral cross.

Second Ball. Mad kingdom. This is the Soul. She feels the world in all its colors and images, and is responsible for our Perception. Princess Snaga rules there. In the center of the second ball we have Yarlo or Yar. Now called the "Solar Plexus". But the essence is the same. Yarlo from the fact that Yarilo is the Sun. Hence Bright, and Ardent, and even Furious. You, as a descendant of a warrior Family, must immediately learn that Fury is a bright feeling, in contrast to the dark feelings of Anger, Hatred and Revenge. Rage is the burning out of injustice by the Light. Restoration of the Truth that comes from the World of Truth. That is why it is called Justice. Whereas Anger is a simple misunderstanding of life and not the desire to learn from one’s mistakes, and Revenge is the desire to transfer one’s pain and suffering to another person, and here we are no longer talking about justice. Some people are so confused today that they understand justice as revenge. You need to see the difference!

So there you go! Yarlo is the center of a person and the center of his soul.
The grandfather pointed with a twig to the center of the cross.
-We have sunshine here. Above is heaven, below is earth, to the right is fire, to the left is water. All the elements for life are there, but there is no life here. There is no movement, no transition from one to another. This is probably why Christians put crosses on their graves. To show that there is no life here.
He drew perpendicular lines to the end of each already drawn line so that the ancient Slavic symbol of Agni turned out.
- But life appeared. And the soul became alive. There is balance, but there is also movement and transformation, that is, the transition of one into another. The soul of a Russian person always wants to unfold. It turns from left to right. Is that why the sower sows wheat and rye?
- From left to right! From the heart! - said the boy.
- And this is how they bow from the waist and greet the sun in Rus' and each other. The whole world is dear to the Russian soul. When there is little space, she feels cramped. When there is garbage around, it gets into your soul like it or not. And this garbage begins to rotate and stops it. This is how life stops in a person.

Generally speaking, it is no coincidence that there were bright people in Rus'. After all, for a Russian person everything begins with light. That is why his center is Jarlo, and not the Belly, as in the Eastern peoples. From a spark there a flame is born. That’s why Agni. Modern fire.

The Copper Kingdom is a support for the Golden Kingdom. As the Soul is our support for the Mind. Because only after having gained some experience can you comprehend it. And if you don’t have your own experience, then your mind has nothing to rely on. And such a person can be confused with alien thoughts and ideas.

Third Ball. Golden Kingdom. Kingdom of Reason. They used to call him Tyama. And the ruler there is Wisdom herself. This kingdom is responsible for our worldview and understanding of the world. We need to talk about him separately.
The winter is long and we are making more than one snowman, Alyosha, and we will talk in more detail about these kingdoms. Now pay attention, in our snowman we have Body, Soul and Mind. Where is the Spirit, which is directly connected with Conscience? And the Spirit is hidden behind these Kingdoms. And if there is no harmony and integrity between them, then he will not be able to manifest himself in this world as he originally is. This is why Lad is so important.

The old men taught me that a person has a Row.

A(Az) V(Vedi) G(Verbs) D(Good) E(Is) S(Dzelo) Z(Earth) I(Izhe) F(Fita).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Which corresponds to the old alphabetic spelling. That's why it's called the Row. Previously, Alyosha, all numbers were written in letters. Because everyone was literate in Rus', long before the creation of both Adam and Eve. This Row is located vertically in a person. From the top of the head to the feet. One span apart from each other. This is the Lada Series.

Only when the series is assembled can a person perceive the pure White Light that comes from the Rule. Only then does he begin to live according to his conscience.
The idea of ​​the Path along this series was kept different by different Clans of the old, pre-Christian faith.
Some begin with Az, that is, the initial awareness of themselves, and go towards the likeness of man with the universe. The original ones call themselves.
Others, on the contrary, come from Fita, that is, from nature. They look for patterns in nature and find that man and nature are one whole. So they merge with it and draw knowledge from there. Old Believers are naturalists.
Others even “dance from the Stove,” that is, from the Jarl and the life-giving fire that burns there. That is why they say that man has a fiery essence and is like fire. And its essence is the transformation of the divine will of the World of Rule, that is, life according to Conscience and Truth. These were called Old Believers-Ognishchane. And they called themselves Kresyans. From the word Kres - living fire.
They are all right. And each in his own way. Because you can climb the same mountain from different sides. But there are our own ways, and there are also strangers. There is the path of ancestral wisdom, and there is the path of trial and error, from which one’s own experience is born. And everyone chooses their own path.
So there you go! This Lad and this Row are connected. No row means no Lada.

How is it? - the boy held his breath.
- It’s just very simple. For example, a person studies some teaching, comes from above, in other words, but is torn off from the ground. He can't do anything with his hands. And he begins to repeat other people's thoughts. Just grind with your tongue. In words it’s like a harp, but in reality... Will there be harmony in it?
“Of course not,” the boy agreed.
- And if he lives on earth, he doesn’t want to know anything and doesn’t remember the names of his grandfathers and great-grandfathers. Does it have Lad in it?
“No,” Alyoshka nodded.
- Well, what if everything is fine with the head and a person lives in his native land, but there is no joy from this? There is no spark in him, no fire. He rapes himself and life is not a joy. Does he live with himself in Lada?
“Hardly,” the boy agreed.
- And where Lada is not with you, Lad will never be with Mir. So, Alyosha. So there you go! This row must be complete.

Just like our snowman cannot consist of just one ball. If there is no integrity, there is literally no real person. The form is all that's left of it, but the content is gone. And where to start building your row, from the heart, from the mind or from nature, is everyone’s business. And each Family keeps its own knowledge on this matter. For one, one path is closer, for another, the other is shorter.
- Why is Lad so important? - asked Alyosha.
- Because as long as Lad is not there, there is no harmony in a person. No Lada means the Spirit cannot manifest itself in it. One can say without harmony that a person will never see the White Light (Primordial) as it is. And this means that the Conscience will remain unawakened in him. This man will not hear her. This means that he will not remember his dream and will not realize what he came to the Manifest World for. It's like playing a musical instrument out of tune. It seems like the notes are all the same, but the melody doesn’t work. So it is in man. It seems that he has knowledge, but he cannot apply it. It seems like there is strength, but no intelligence. He wants, but cannot take the first step. Was born, but never manifested. Lad is not just a Row. The row is the skeleton of a Lada. There is no one element and no row, which means Lada too. The row is the road to the Light.
Here look. If there is excess tension in the Body, then the Soul cannot live the life it wants, because the Body does not allow it. Garbage and Resentment in the soul again results in pain in the Body, which means illness. And then thoughts can no longer be embodied through the body in the World of Revealing. Again, the confusion of the Mind narrows the perception of the Soul, and the Soul already sees the world in one color, as if wearing one-color glasses. And if there is no agreement between the Body and the Soul and Mind, where can the Spirit manifest itself and see the White Light as it is, and begin to live according to Conscience. Like Swan, Cancer and Pike, they each pull in their own direction and there is no integrity. Have you read a fairy tale like this?

We read it at school, but I don’t really remember - Alyosha was a little embarrassed.
“Well, it’s okay, you can read more, it’s always more interesting to read old books with new eyes,” the grandfather winked at him conspiratorially.
- What is harmony with yourself and harmony with the world? What is the difference? - asked Alyoshka.
- Be okay with yourself internal state when there is light in the soul and this light manifests itself outward. It is no coincidence that they say that a smile on the face shines. Being at peace with yourself is simply Joy.
- And may peace be with you? - asked the boy.
- Harmony with the World - Happiness. When a person does not separate himself from the world, but considers himself a part, and vice versa. Such a person can change himself and the World. Such a person was called Vladyka. Because he is in harmony with everything and knows how everything in the world is connected, and therefore, in vain, for the sake of self-indulgence, he does not use his power. Such a person will never prove anything to anyone. And in general strong people always simple first. Now, tell me Alyosha, can Happy man not to be Joyful?
“No, probably not,” Alyoshka said after thinking a little.
- Right! This can't happen. A joyful person may still be unhappy in some ways, but a Happy person cannot help but be Joyful. Because if a person is not in harmony with himself, then he will not be in harmony with the World. In other words, Happiness is born from Joy, not from Happiness Joy. My old people told me this, but now people probably think differently, which is why they are chasing their unknown happiness all over the world. Whether they are catching up - I don’t know.
Grandfather took a deep breath and fell silent. He looked up at the boy. Alyoshka raised his eyes and saw how the clouds, like unknown animals in a herd, were moving behind the setting sun. It was like......

Baaaat! The snowball flew straight into the boy's shoulder. Alyoshka turned around and saw how the smiling grandfather was already sculpting the next one. The boy did not keep himself waiting long, and after a few moments, the area was already crowded with flying snowballs. They staged a whole snow battle near the snowman. The air around them sparkled and shimmered with all the colors of the rainbow. Either from the snow, or from the joy that poured out of them into the World. And if any passer-by saw them, he would probably say: “What they say is true, both old and young!” And of course he would be right. In Rus' they didn’t just say anything like that!

Snowman.

Snowman(aka - snow woman) - a simple snow sculpture. Making a snowman is a winter pastime that originated in ancient times.

Story

Snowmen have been known for a very long time, although the first evidence of them dates back to the 14th-15th centuries. According to historians, snowmen appeared in prehistoric times, since from the very moment of their inception visual arts any available material was used for it, and snow was available and easily processed.

Picture of a snowman in a book from 1380

The most ancient depiction of a snowman dates back to the end of the 14th century, in the Book of Hours (manuscript KA 36, around 1380, p. 78v) in the margin there is a snowman roasting on a fire. Eckstein believes that the strange hat on the snowman's head should symbolize a Jew, and attributes the image to manifestations of anti-Semitism.

Snowmen were quite popular in the Middle Ages, usually taking the form of realistic snow sculptures. Eckstein notes the lack of early written evidence, attributing this to both the onset of the Little Ice Age in the 14th century and the absence of newspapers before the invention of printing in the 15th century. The earliest record of a snowman dates back to 1408, when the Florentine wine merchant Bartolomeo del Corazza (Italian: Bartolomeo del Corazza) wrote in his diary about an unforgettable snow sculpture two braccia high (about 120 cm).

Design

Snowman in Germany

A classic snowman consists of three snow globes (balls), obtained by making snowballs and rolling the lying snow onto them. The largest lump becomes the snowman's belly, the smaller one becomes the chest, and the smallest one becomes the head. Realizations of the rest of the body may vary, but there is a canonical representation of a snowman. Real snowmen may not live up to it, but it is common in fairy tales and cartoons.

The snowman's hands can be represented by two branches, but symbolic hands are sometimes made from two small lumps of snow. The snowman is often given a shovel or broom, which is stuck into the snow next to the figure. Sometimes the snowman is equipped with two feet made of snowballs, as if peeking out from under the skirt of his fur coat. The canon requires that the snowman's nose be made of carrots (carrots were well preserved until winter in old Russian peasant farms), but in the reality of modern conditions, more accessible materials at hand (pebbles, sticks, coals) are often used, which denote other facial features. Sometimes a bucket is placed on the snowman's head.

Throughout the Middle Ages, the typical snowman was a realistic snow sculpture.

In the 21st century, store-bought inflatable snowmen are used as holiday decorations instead of rolled-up snow. Stores also sell ready-made kits(hats, buttons, imitation coal and carrots), and the snowmen begin to look similar to each other.

The image of a snowman is also used in design and as souvenirs. As a decorative element, a snowman is made from paper, fabric, or thread.

In culture

At least two famous sculptors became famous for their (realistic) snowmen: Larkin Mead (English)Russian, whose career began with "The Snow Angel", and Alexandre Falguière, who on December 8, 1870, as a soldier during the Franco-Prussian War, created the statue "The Resistance" (French: La Resistance) as part of the "Museum of Snow on Bastion 84" ( Many other artists and sculptors served in the 17th company of the 19th battalion).

Michelin Bibendum 2012

The snowman is actively used in advertising. Unlike other winter characters, it is convenient because it does not evoke religious associations (although in 2015 one of the imams in Saudi Arabia issued a fatwa prohibiting Muslims from making snowmen) and therefore expands the demographic reach of advertising. Its whiteness allows you to advertise a lot of products that resemble snow: salt, flour, sugar, toothpaste and so on. . The snowman evokes a feeling of novelty, cleanliness, freshness - and allows you to sell not only laundry and personal hygiene products, but even cigarettes (after all, he exhales “fresh air”). The figure of a snowman is associated with brands such as English. Snoboy and Michelin.

Frosty the snowman gained the greatest popularity in the English-speaking world - first in the song of the same name (English)Russian in 1949, then in the film The Adventures of Frosty the Snowman, and in dozens of books and short films.

The image of the snowman has proven popular in films, from obvious successes like The Snowman (English)Russian» R. Briggs (English)Russian and nominated for an Oscar in 1965. Help! My Snowman's Burning Down to the disastrous "Jack Frost" (which even Michael Keaton could not save). The Adventures of Frosty the Snowman received four sequels. Frosty, the creators of whose graphic image were inspired by the creations of P. Cocker (English)Russian, a cartoonist for Mad magazine, gave birth to the modern unified figure of a snowman, familiar to residents of Western Europe and America from gift shops and cartoons.

In Russian New Year's fairy tales and cartoons, he often appears as a companion of Father Frost.

Record-breaking snowmen

One of the largest snowmen was rolled up in February 1999 in Bethel, Maine. He was named "Angus, King of the Hill" in honor of Angus King, then governor of Maine. The snowman was 35 meters tall and weighed more than 4,000 tons.

In 2008, they made a snowman even larger there: 37 meters high and weighing 6,000 tons. The snow woman listed in the Guinness Book was named after Olympia Snowe, a senator from Maine.

In anticipation of Christmas 2010, English scientist David Cox, a member of the Quantum Division of the National Physical Laboratory in London, together with colleagues created a snowman symbol from two peas of a 0.01 mm tin alloy. The snowman's nose is made of platinum and its diameter is only 0.001 mm. The snowman's face and smile were carved using a focused ion beam.

Festivals

Six-ring

There are hundreds of snowman-related festivals around the world every year, from a golf tournament in Pennsylvania that ends with golf balls being shot at a snowwoman on the ice of Lake Wallenpaupack (English)Russian before the grand holidays in Harbin and Sapporo.

In Russia, the most famous is the Siberian Snow Sculpture Festival, which has been taking place since 2000 in Novosibirsk.

The life of a snow woman ends unusually during the Six Bells in Zurich: a snowman stuffed with explosives (made of cotton wool) is placed in a fire. According to legend, the faster it explodes, the hotter the summer will be.

Snow Maiden

It is assumed that in Rus' snowmen were revered as the spirits of winter, and that they were asked for help, mercy and to reduce the duration of cold weather. Perhaps that is why the snowman was given a broom in his “hands” - so that he could fly into the sky. It is possible that in Rus' they once believed that the air was inhabited by heavenly maidens who commanded fogs, clouds, and snow, and therefore solemn rituals were organized in their honor, including the sculpting of snow women. Most likely, the snowman (snow woman) represents an ambivalent figure in the archetypal structure of myth. Deep comparative analysis Slavic legends and beliefs in connection with the mythological tales of other peoples A. N. Afanasyeva suggests that the snowman is a heavenly nymph created by man from snow, who fell dead to the ground as a result of a mythical battle between the gods of thunder (lightning, cold) and clouds. Having melted in the spring, the heavenly nymph came to life, ascending as steam into the sky, and could again bring rain to the earth, which was required for the growth of the crop. That's why people made snowmen in the winter, hoping for a good harvest in the fall.

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The snowman is one of the cutest New Year characters. Even if we cannot make it out of snow (like this winter in St. Petersburg, for example), we draw it on postcards, make it out of paper, cotton wool, and hang it on Christmas trees. What's so special about a snowman? Well, of course, in his kind, ingenuous smile, and also in a simple form familiar from childhood.

I remember as a child, when there was a lot of snow, we made a snow woman in the yard. Yes, exactly the “snow woman”, not the “snowman”. The word "snowman" was not in use. The classic snow woman consisted of three smooth-rolled balls of snow - large, medium and small. A nose made of carrots, a bucket on his head, a broom in his hands.

Meanwhile, the history and meaning of our snow woman and the European snowman are different. In Russia, snow in winter is normal. Lack of snow in winter is not normal. In Rus', they once believed that the air was inhabited by heavenly maidens who commanded fogs, clouds, and snow, and the pagans organized solemn rituals in their honor. To appease the heavenly inhabitants, they sculpted snow women, as if exalting the heavenly nymphs on earth. The mystical nature can be discerned in the details of their “robes”. For example, a carrot-shaped nose was attached to appease pagan spirits who sent harvests and fertility. An inverted bucket on the head symbolized prosperity in the house. One of the rituals was carried out to protect against severe frosts on the winter solstice (December 25). It was necessary to help the sun gain strength - so the peasants lit fires and rolled burning wheels, symbolizing the luminary. To prevent the winter from being too harsh, they sculpted a snow woman to represent winter and danced round dances around her.

As for Europe, snow in winter is by no means welcome there. Europeans were not accustomed to cold winters, so sometimes severe winters with severe frosts and blizzards that occurred in relatively warm Europe brought people a lot of trouble. The first European snowmen were usually sculpted in the form of evil, ferocious snow monsters of impressive size. The word “schneeman” itself, that is, “snowman”, originally arose in German. The image of a snowman first appeared as an illustration for a children's book with songs published in Leipzig. Under the influence of Christianity, snowmen were considered pagan man-made idols that pose a real threat to people. They thought that it was especially dangerous to sculpt them during periods of a full moon: for a person this could result in obsessive nightmares, night terrors, and generally all sorts of failures. And in Norway there was a legend that it was dangerous to look at snowmen late in the evening from behind a curtain. In addition, it was considered a bad sign to encounter a snowy figure at night: it was recommended to avoid it. In Romania, there has long been a known custom of decorating a snowman with “beads” made from garlic heads. It was believed that this promoted the health of household members and protected them from the mischief of dark forces. Only in the 19th century, when Christian dogmas began to lose their former influence, European snow creatures “became kinder” and soon became an indispensable attribute of Christmas and New Year. Greeting Cards depicting a cute smiling snowman surrounded by cheerful children quickly gained popularity.

It should be added that now the snowman is not only one of the symbols of the New Year, but also the subject of competitions. Records are being set all over the world for sculpting the tallest snowmen. The tallest snowman in Europe flaunts on the slopes ski resort in Austria, in the city of Galtür: its height reached 16 meters 70 centimeters. And the record for creating the tallest snowman in the world was set in the United States of America in 1999, its height is 37 meters 20 centimeters, and its weight is 6 thousand tons of snow.

Snowmen are one of the favorite New Year's characters of people all over the world, regardless of whether it snows or not. Let their ingenuous smile illuminate the holiday, unite people, make them kinder and more peaceful! Happy New Year 2016!

Snow fell from the sky little by little,
The janitor cleared the path to the house.
For children's joy and fun
I made a big snowman.

Chorus:
Snow woman, snowy,
Very gentle nature.
Snow woman, snowy,
Delicate and snow-white.

2
Grandma loved to work very much,
I knew it would look cute with a broom.
And, humming a song tenderly,
She swept the yard very diligently.

Chorus.

3
The janitor immediately fell in love with that woman,
If it weren’t for summer, I would have gotten married right away.
It will melt in the summer - that’s bad luck,
Who will work at the dacha?

Chorus.

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The song Snow Woman talks about one of the most popular children's entertainments in winter. Modeling a snowman or snow woman. As soon as the snow fell, the children made a beautiful snow woman. And she becomes alive for everyone. The woman’s character, despite her tenderness, is very good and hard-working. It’s not in vain that she holds a broom in her hands. She charms everyone, especially the janitor, who even wants to marry her, but understands that the woman will melt in the summer. Performed by Katya Gutsalyuk Music: R. Gutsalyuk Words: N. Solovyova