Как появилась музыка К ЛЕГЕНДАРНЫМ ТВ-ЗАСТАВКАМ 90-х? (ВИД, Зов джунглей, Сам себе режиссёр и др.)

📍It's time to go on a tour! Tripster – tours with local guides. Use promo code SPASIBO for a 10% discount on any tour in the app until August 31st: https://tripster-app.onelink.me/gcLt/... 🟧Exclusive content on Boosty: https://boosty.to/thankswilllisten ▶️Telegram channel "Thank you, I'll listen": https://t.me/spaspos Today, we're remembering the TV intros of the 90s. The most catchy, the most mysterious, the most touching – in short, those that invariably bring a wave of nostalgia to anyone who grew up in that era – or just spent a lot of time in front of the TV. We'll find out why the Russian intros to Disney cartoons constantly changed performers, how the title theme from "Guess the Melody" is connected to esotericism, and the introduction to "Man and the Law" to ballet, and who wrote that iconic, timeless, familiar melody from the Village of Fools. It will be warm and nostalgic, just the way we love it. 00:00 - Intro 01:48 - Scary Yeltsin 06:01 - Time to Relax 06:53 - Wednesday Evening 11:44 - Just Whistle, He'll Appear 18:34 - The Ruble Is Equal to the Mongolian Tugrik 22:09 - A Little About Rammstein 23:30 - I Always Take It With Me 29:28 - A Pedestal, a Woman, a Man, and Cupcakes 33:40 - Man and Crime 37:47 - Outro For advertising integration inquiries: https://t.me/ogogonekk