Chimera

Chimera is an ancient Greek mythological character symbolizing human vices, sins and torments. She was created by Echidna from the hands of Zeus, who wanted to punish Pandora and her brother Epimetheus, for he gave them a closed vessel, which Prometheus opened, thereby starting a catastrophic process. A peculiar sacrifice became part of a monstrous punishment for the sisters and their brothers - each of them received a symbol of eternal thirst. As a result of the study of the evolution of culture, the chimera has come a long way from an almost forgotten figure to a bright image of a revived cult associated with music, as well as the image of a popular rock band.

Origin In the mythology of Ancient Greece, one of the central images is the chimera. It is traditionally believed that this is a mythical female creature and was a symbol of the rich and countless treasury of the fire-breathing king Keross or Keresia. According to myths, Kerossus, who had three daughters, once heard about an extraordinary