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The Mari language, also known as Meadow Mari and Hill Mari, is a Finno-Ugric language spoken by the Mari people, primarily in the Mari El Republic of Russia. With around half a million speakers, Mari holds a special place in the cultural and linguistic landscape of Russia.

Mari music, infused with the unique melodies and traditions of the Mari people, has gained recognition both within and outside Russia. While Mari music is not as widely known internationally, it has a devoted following among enthusiasts of world music. One of the most notable Mari artists is Maneezh, a band that fuses traditional Mari instruments and vocal styles with contemporary elements to create a distinctive sound that resonates with modern audiences. Their fusion of Mari culture and contemporary music has brought Mari music to a wider audience.

In addition to Maneezh, artists like Katya Chilly, who blends Mari folk music with pop and electronic elements, have also made strides in popularizing Mari music.

In the realm of radio stations broadcasting in the Mari language, there are a few notable options. "Radio Mari" serves as a vital platform for promoting the Mari language and culture. It features a diverse range of programs, including music, news, and cultural content, all in the Mari language. "Marii Radio" is another station dedicated to preserving and celebrating Mari culture, with an emphasis on traditional music and folk tales.

The Mari language, with its rich musical traditions and dedicated radio stations, plays a significant role in preserving the cultural heritage of the Mari people and ensuring its continued vitality in the modern world.



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