I believe, my friends! | Я верю, друзья! | Anthem of the Soviet Space Program

History "I believe, my friends" or "14 minutes until launch" is a Soviet space-race era song composed in 1960 that served as the unofficial anthem of the Soviet space program. It peaked in popularity in the 1960s and to this day remains a well-known song, though now also associated with the Russian Space Forces. SOURCES -The background is a statue of Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space. -Translation by myself! :D -My intro-jingle is the first few notes of the song "Lenin is always with you" or "Lenin is always alive" -Music by Oskar Feltsman, Lyrics by Vladimir Voinovich. -This particular rendition was sung by the A. V. Alexandrov Twice Red-bannered and Red-starred Academic Song and Dance Ensemble of the Soviet Army (Red Army Choir). I remain but an amateur at the wonderful Russian language. If you notice any inconsistencies in the translation and wish to correct them, please do not hesitate to leave a comment! #history #sovietunion #sovietmusic #sowjetunion #песни #ссср #udssr #russia #future #ukraine #belarus #latvia #lithuania #estonia #moldova #kazakhstan #tajikistan #kyrgyzstan #turkmenistan #uzbekistan #transnistria #motherland #nostalgia #communism #socialism #kommunismus #sozialismus #kpss #lenin #ленин