We bring you an interesting interview about B. Naranzung, who is the new judge of The Voice.
-Do you find it difficult to be a descendant of a famous person?
– In general, I think that children of good people have more responsibility to take care of their reputation. It is a very heavy burden for an inexperienced young man to keep his grandfather’s and father’s name intact. In addition, you will have to take care of many siblings. But people don’t think about it.
I think this guy is going by his father’s name. But behind that there are all the responsibilities and duties mentioned above. Sometimes people replace me with my grandfather and father, but I am me. I have my own point of view and eyes to see the world.
– Did you learn many things from your grandfather and father?
– My grandfather and father were the “stars” of that time. Well, I may have inherited the talent of my grandfather and father. But because I had the environment to develop that talent, now I am creating art. Basically, just because my grandfather and father are artists, it doesn’t mean that I have to be an artist as well.
My grandfather and father never taught you to become an artist, and I never tried to become an artist. The main thing is that I had an environment to enter art. When I was with my grandfather, many celebrities of the time like D. Luvsansharav and G. Khaidav came to our house. For me, the son who imitates his father is the son of a good father, but because he is an individual, I will not buy his name because of his worldview.
However, the society tries to continue that beautiful story and imitation for its people. My father will continue to carry my grandfather’s fire, and I will continue to carry my father’s fire. This is the way of life.
– It is said that the person who wrote the lyrics of the song to catch up with your grandfather has not yet appeared?
– My grandfather’s basic knowledge of the Mongolian language is related to Mr. B. Rinchen. If Mr. B. Rinchen was alive, teaching with him would be more appreciated than studying at “Harvard”. My grandfather had a special talent for combining the Mongolian language with the art of singing. In general, composing a song is difficult. Especially in these unfortunate times when young people are moving away from the Mongolian language, it is even more difficult.
– Your father showed the immortality of the world when he was old enough to make magic. You were in America at that time?
– At that time, I was in America and my brother was in England. He came to Mongolia three years after his father’s death. At that time, when I heard this news in the human land, I was very sad and depressed. When I heard about my father’s death at four o’clock in the morning, I ran out and sat alone on the beach. When my father was alive, there was such a warm and sheltered support on me. When my father passed, everything above me collapsed, opened, and the cold wind blew.
The thought that I am the eldest of the family and I have to lead this life came to my mind. But hey, that’s the law of life. Therefore, instead of being depressed and depressed, I am giving my all to become stronger and live a better life.
– If you recall the time you spent with your father?
– Because I live with my grandparents, I only met my father occasionally. My father is interested in oriental martial arts. When we went to the radio and television camp, my father came out every morning and did some exercise, be it Kuntsu or Wushu, in front of the house. I am very ashamed of him. Children, ask what your father is doing. Meanwhile, when a Chinese movie with such a look began to appear, on the contrary, I started to be proud of my father.
He seems to be Bruce Lee’s son from Mongolia. Dagan followed and jumped over things, jumping and kicking. In general, he was a very interesting person to be with.
– How much did you get from your parents? One of your brothers is also from the art industry?
– My biological mother and father had two children. My younger brother Mungerel graduated in sound recording and engineering in England. Now he is working in his profession. Later, my parents got divorced. Father lived with another man and another brother came out. It’s called that. In general, all three siblings. Father has a stepdaughter. You and I are a very lucky people living in a time with such talented and talented people.
This talented lineage, which originated from J. Badraa, was able to be a leader in years and years. For example, J. Badraa is a representative of the art of the 1960-1970s, B. Badruugan 1980-1990, and B. Naranzun 2000-2010. On behalf of our readers, we would like to express our gratitude to these people who dedicated their whole lives to the development of Mongolian art and culture.
