Legendary opera Kara Pulat (Black Chamber) shown in Tatarstan against the background of a unique monument of Golden Horde architecture

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As part of the Spiritual Unity of Russia – Message to the World! Festival in Tatarstan, on the territory of the Bolgar State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve, the opera legend Kara Pulat was performed.


The opera was shown not in the usual scenery of the theatre stage, but against the background of the Black Chamber, a unique monument of Golden Horde architecture. The plot of the opera is based on a Tatar legend about twelve young women who were burned by Tamerlane's soldiers.

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