Rock Opera: "No One" - Vladimir Bodunov.
Rock Opera
"No One"
Vladimir Bodunov
2025-02-25 15.14.43
"The idea that identity shapes our relationships with others is fascinating. On one hand, being "no one" feels like it gives us freedom — freedom from expectations, judgments, and the weight of others' desires or demands. It’s like being untethered, existing in a space where we can simply "be."
But, as you’ve pointed out, it also comes with a deep sense of loneliness. The desire for connection and meaning is a fundamental part of being human, and when we’re not seen or valued by others, it can create a void. There’s a paradox where, in order to feel truly recognized or loved, we often have to “become” someone — to take on a role or identity that others can latch onto.
This tension between wanting to be free from the burdens of identity and yet yearning for human connection and love is where much of the pain and conflict can arise. In some ways, it seems like a universal struggle: Do we sacrifice our sense of freedom to belong, or do we hold on to our "no one" status and remain in isolation?
What do you think — is it possible to find balance between these two, or does one inevitably lead to the other?
In my opera, as it seems to me, I would like to explore this theme as widely as I can, so that you may reflect upon it and make the right decisions in your life, and thus, in ours and mine.
Thank you for being with me!
Sincerely yours,"
Vladimir Bodunov
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Dear friends,
I will be very glad and grateful if you enjoy the aria of the girl "Stop Even Thinking of It" from the opera "No One" by Vladimir Bodunov dedicated to N.S. The track is available for listening and purchase all around the planet Earth, in all its beautiful and extraordinary corners.
You can support the composer by purchasing this track, as well as sharing the link and your impressions with all of your good friends.
Thank you for being with us!
Thank you for being with us!
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Dear friends,
Vladimir Bodunov "Lost in the Void" from the Oper "No One"
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At times, we find ourselves in moments of great struggle and despair, moments when everything feels unbearable. We may call it: bad or dark. But in reality, I (we) am deeply grateful to our Father for the gift of experiencing such emotions.
Because it is only when you feel truly down, when there is no visible support or help from the outside world, that you begin to discover yourself.
This feeling of depression, which can even drive one to contemplate the idea of ending their life, paradoxically becomes the key to unlocking something profound within you, if only you find the strength to transcend it, to move past it, and to continue living.
You will come to understand why our Father has given us this feeling, and why we must go through it – to ultimately return to ourselves. To your inner light, to the purity of your soul, to your spirit, to your consciousness.
Through this, you will gain the ability to introspect and ask: Why do I feel this way? What exactly do I dislike? And if you discover the answers, you will uncover your true self.
The next question that will arise will be: Who am I? What is my purpose here? What should I change within myself? In the world? First and foremost, within myself. What must I give? What can I reveal? What do I need to alter? And so on… and so forth.
Contemplate these thoughts, and it is through this process that I am deeply grateful to share with you the release of a work I have spent 43 years creating.
I am excited to present this piece from my opera "Nobody." This aria, sung by a young woman in the opera, is now available for listening and purchase on all global platforms. I hope you enjoy it, and if you wish to support the creation of the opera I am currently working on, I would be incredibly grateful for any material assistance.
With your support, I hope to one day bring this opera to life and share it in its entirety with you. Please listen to this aria, "Lost in the Void," and if it resonates with you, consider purchasing it. Feel free to share it with friends who may also enjoy this style of music.
This song, from the opera "No One" by Vladimir Bodunov, is dedicated to all those who feel lost, out of place, and to N.S.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am honored to present to you:
Lost in the Void,
sung by my esteemed Jenny.