Рамиль

In the fifth episode of the show "Session" you will learn how growing up without a father and being brought up in the streets affected Ramil, where his complex relationships with the opposite sex originate from and why the lyrics of his songs have a lowered mood background, anxious and moody coloring and plunge to a deep sensual level of experience.
In a dialog with Dmitry Dibrov the musician recalls the last days with the closest person in his life and for the first time tells the details of a severe spinal injury, because of which he was forced to spend a year and a half lying down. At the end of the program, Ramil will perform his track "Morphine" in a live format.
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