Тамила Сагаипова

It is no secret to the average Chechen that Ramzan Kadyrov has a harem. The song “My Nanak”, performed by the popular Chechen singer Tamila Sagaipova in 2012, is dedicated to this harem. From a musical point of view, this is an ordinary Lezginka in an electronic arrangement. The language is a mixture of Chechen, Russian and slang. The main words in this song are in the second verse, where many of Kadyrov’s concubines are listed. Actually, “Nanak” is a slightly modified home name of Ramzan Kadyrov, whom children call “Nanat.” That is, the singer addresses Kadyrov as tenderly as possible, as if he were a member of her family. The thing is that Tamila Sagaipova herself was in the harem of the head of Chechnya for some time. After meeting Ramzan, the girl found herself another man, but the “Sultan” did not like it. By order of Kadyrov, Tamila was beaten and quickly removed from the Chechen stage; they even tried to remove videos of her songs from the Internet. Now she lives abroad. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.