Volodymyr Dantes presented a romantic composition about love “Red Water”

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Volodymyr Dantes presents the new song “Red Water”, which became a bright addition to his creative career. This track invites listeners to feel the emotional depth of love, which is born from life experience and acquired understanding of relationships.

“Red Water” reveals the theme of love, where partners, having put past experiences behind them, enter a new one a stage with caution and readiness to discover something new. Watch the atmospheric love video on YouTube.

Vladimir Dantes emphasizes the importance of sincerity and willingness to accept challenges, that come with new relationships, even if they are fraught with fears or doubts.

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The new song compares the process of emotional maturity to the flow of water. This rust, which at first looks strange and unattractive, eventually turns into clean, clear, tasty water. This song is about the importance of don't build something new based on past experience, but simply open your heart.

Relationship is a big responsibility, which first of all requires taking care of your partner and his mental health. I. Therefore, in the new track I sing about a healthy approach, about the ability to let go of the past, about maturity even in love. When I came to the fact that relationships can be conscious and truly meaningful, I changed myself, – adds the singer.

The song “Red Water” is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Network reaction:

• “Adult, serious, intelligent, soulful. Crush of the growing millennials”

< li>“On these warm days, people die so that others may be alive”…. In my heart… I listened to this moment again. Special thanks for him…”

• “Dantes is an example of how you can be constantly different and remain unique”
• “What a vibe clip…and a heartfelt text”
• “I'm a simple person, I see the Dantes clip – I like it, because there will definitely be “deliciousness” there. He is an artist, he can be different, maybe in sarcasm, maybe in irony, maybe in lyrics. Bravo, Vova, keep creating”