Add a Russian accordion, bells, and wooden spoons. Less expression, more folk, no shouting, softer, more melodic. Create a song in the style of a Russian band from the 1980s–1990s — a mix of post‑punk folk and rock folk. The tempo is energetic, 110–120 BPM. The foundation is hard guitar riffs with distortion; in some parts, there are folk melodic lines on acoustic guitar and ethnic wind instruments. The drums are powerful, with emphasized strikes on the weak beat; the bass is dense, with a characteristic “growling” sound. The vocals are male, hoarse, expressive, with transitions from recitation to powerful singing. The atmosphere is gloomy and rebellious, with folkloric imagery. The lyrics are in Russian, about the conflict between man and fate, with archaic phrases and sharp contrasts. Structure: [Intro] → [Verse 1] → [Pre‑Chorus] → [Chorus] → [Verse 2] → [Guitar Solo] → [Chorus] → [Outro]. Add a build‑up of tension to the choruses and a sharp drop in dynamics in the bridge.