Masha, a girl, lived in a hut where firewood crackled in the stove. In the evening, when the moon peeked out from behind the clouds, Masha was already tired. Her eyes were sticking together, and her hands were reaching out to her mother. "Mom, Mom, sing me a song!" Masha asked. Mom, tired after a long day, sat on the bed and sang a quiet lullaby. But Masha still couldn't sleep. Then a big, beautiful and fluffy Cat entered the hut. He loved Masha and always knew how to calm her down. "Cat, kitty, sing me a song!" Masha asked. The cat purred softly and rubbed against Masha's hand. His purring was calm and soothing. "Kotenka, Kotok, put me to bed," Masha whispered, closing her eyes. The cat gently laid her on the pillow and lay down next to her. He hugged her with his fluffy paws and purred softly. Masha quickly fell asleep, lulled by the warmth and affection of her wise cat. And the Cat was still sitting next to him, purring a quiet song of sleep and guarding his beloved Masha's dream. And then Masha grew up, started going to cool parties and needed a slightly different lullaby. More invigorating, rather than soothing and lulling. Listen to what came of it in our new vision of a lullaby...