The 7th Annual "Let's Live!" Award Ceremony
04.02.2023

The 7th Annual "Let's Live!" Award Ceremony

The 7th Annual "Let's Live!" Award Ceremony

Every year since 2017, on World Cancer Day, a gala ceremony is held in Moscow to award the All-Russian Prize "Let's Live!"

The award is presented to outstanding oncologists in the country for their outstanding professionalism and great contribution to the fight against the "plague of the 21st century". The award is also given to leading oncology institutions, public figures, volunteers, journalists, representatives of charitable organizations, and business representatives. The event aims to raise public awareness about the importance of cancer awareness and to unite efforts in the fight against this disease.

The solemn ceremony of awarding the annual award "Let's live!" was held on February 4, 2023 in VII Small Hall of the State Kremlin Palace, where heads and doctors of the country's leading cancer centers, representatives of the World Health Organization, the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, and the Moscow Government were present.

The gala ceremony opened with a performance by the Academic Ensemble of Song and Dance of the National Guard Troops of the Russian Federation, led by the artistic director and chief conductor, People's Artist of Russia, Major General Viktor Eliseev.

Popular songs were performed by the Ensemble's choir, including "People in White Robes" by Eduard Kolmanovsky and Lev Oshanin, performed by Evgeny Kungurov, and "The Road to the Temple" (Ruslan Gorobets and Natalia Shemyatenkova), performed by Yuri Kononov.

The performance of People's Artist of Russia Natalia Eliseeva was a great success with the audience. Accompanied by the choir, the lead soloist of the Rosgvardia Ensemble performed Mikhail Chuprov's song "Don't Rush Life" based on the lyrics by Grigory Belkin with great emotion. The audience greeted the famous Rosgvardia Ensemble with prolonged applause.

The ceremony was also attended by popular theater, film, and pop artists. The event was hosted by Vyacheslav Manucharov and Elena Maksimova.

In the coming days, viewers will be able to see the TV version of the VII gala ceremony of the annual award "Let's Live!" on the TVC channel.

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