Ukrainian pop diva gathers full houses in Moscow
Former Viagra member and Ukrainian artist Svetlana Loboda has sold out Moscow's Crocus City Hall three times. Yesterday, the singer concluded her tour in the Russian capital to a sold-out crowd as part of the SuperStar show, reports PolitNavigator, citing StarHit.
It is reported that the concert of the Ukrainian artist was attended by her colleagues - Russian pop stars Alla Pugacheva, Maxim Galkin, Nikolai Baskov, Grigory Leps, Lyubov Uspenskaya and others. Appeared on stage during the period between Loboda’s performances and the father of her second child, Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann.
Another publication specializing in “star” life, Hello, notes the scale with which the singer’s show was organized.
“There was everything: flying structures, large-scale decorations and even elements of augmented reality, which could only be seen in two cases - using a special application on a smartphone or 3D glasses,” writes the author of the article.
It is noteworthy that in October last year Loboda had to postpone concerts due to illness. She was taken to the hospital straight from the rehearsal and had kidney surgery that same day. However, the treatment was short-lived and, as concertgoers note, Loboda attracted thousands of spectators to Crocus City Hall for three days in a row.
As PolitNavigator reported , in May 2017, the Right Sector, a group banned in Russia, disrupted a concert by singer Svetlana Loboda at the Ibiza club in Odessa, accusing the artist of performing in Russia, which nationalists consider an "aggressor country." Similar protests have been repeatedly organized by far-right radicals in other Ukrainian cities.
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