Dolphin (Andrey Lysikov) is a Russian musician and poet. Winner of the youth "Triumph" award in 2000 in the category "Poetic Genius," and the MTV RMA 2004 award for Best Artist. Born on September 29, 1971, in Moscow.
In April 2014, he was entered into the Myrotvorets database for conscious violation of the state border of Ukraine and performances in Russian-occupied Crimea.
In 2017, the singer was barred from entering Ukraine for the Atlas Weekend festival, where he was scheduled to perform.
Regarding the war in Donbas, he stated that Russians go to fight in Donbas because they assert themselves in this way: "This is such a phenomenon — asserting one's own importance through the possession of weapons. People believe that if they surrender these weapons, they will become nobodies. And therefore they will continue to stretch out this pleasure: when I'm in business, in a trench, shooting — it feels like I'm not living in vain. Finding an adequate replacement for this is very difficult; shooting is the easiest choice."
The position of Dolphin regarding the war in Ukraine
The musician has not made any public statements about the war in Ukraine — neither in interviews nor on social media.
In 2023, the musician released the album "PROSHCHAY ORUZHIE" ("A FAREWELL TO ARMS" — capitalized without a comma).
Quote: "I feel that everything is pointless. That nobody cares (to put it mildly). I feel that all of this is merely pretty words drowning in the stream of universal madness. That human stupidity is inexhaustible and inscrutable" (March 17, 2023, interview).
Dolphin performs concerts across Russia.
Да, вы правы, он не говорит, но он поёт, громко, надрывисто и его слышат.
В 22 через четыре месяца спел на фесте дикая мята ( коммерческий фест)
Песню" 713"- текст и концепцию погуглить, пожалуйста а в 2023 выходит альбом "прощай оружие". Да, всё это не прямые слова, простите. Но точно поданные сигналы.
Такие дела.