In the distance competition "Greenland," 181 diploma winners have already been determined.

      According to the organizer and ideological inspirer of the festival, State Duma deputy Oleg Valenchuk, the competition, which this year is held with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, provides a unique opportunity for talented individuals from across the country to unleash their creative potential.

      In the remote competition "Greenland" (16+), 181 diploma winners have already been determined. The jury, co-chaired this year by singer-songwriter Sergey Trofimov and poet-songwriter Alexander Shaganov, faces a difficult choice.

      Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Shaganov shared his impressions from listening to the contestants' works. He noted that the level of the presented pieces is very high, and choosing the best is not easy. He emphasizes that the participants not only follow traditions but also bring something new and original to their works.

      Participation in the "Greenland" competition is a chance not only to express oneself but also to become part of a major cultural event. Each participant contributes to the development of art, and perhaps it is their work that will capture the hearts of the audience and the jury.

      "I am glad to see how this competition continues to inspire and unite people striving for self-expression through music," noted Alexander Shaganov. "Among the participants are both familiar faces and new authors and performers who bring fresh ideas and styles. Many laureates from previous years continue to develop, and their growth is truly gratifying. We see how participants become more confident, and their creativity becomes deeper and more diverse."

      Oleg Valenchuk and the entire "Greenland" team continue to work to ensure that the competition remains open and accessible to all who wish to share their talent and contribute to the musical culture of Russia.

      All creative works of the competition winners will be posted on the Festival's Internet resources: official website, RuTube channel, VK group.