Unexpected performance of Ani Lorak in the "Ukraine" Palace on the commemoration of the Freedom ballet has thwarted the standing ovation of spectators and a wave of disturbances in social networks. The singer's appearance on the stage was announced by the ballet director, the TSN. 19:30.
In the posters of the name Lorak was not mentioned - there was announced only a specially invited star. In "Ukraine" they say that the performance of the singer was for them the same surprise, as for all others. Representatives of the Freedom ballet do not want to comment on anything else - they say, everything you need was already said from the scene.
Lorak, meanwhile, expressed her pleasure, albeit very short, but the first in three years' performance in Kiev. In social networks, meanwhile, the singer did not share her joy. "What does she rejoice?. Is it fame? It's a shame! To live to the point that you are despised by the Motherland. It is interesting, how many people's artists of the USSR toured in fascist Germany during the Second World War? "- this is only part of the comments that left the indignant users.
Some of the colleagues on the stage call for limiting the possibility of appearances in Ukraine to such artists as Lorak, because of active cooperation with the occupiers. This point of view is upheld, in particular, by singer Anastasia Prikhodko, who refused concerts on the territory of the Russian Federation at the beginning of the war in Donbass. "Do not let national traitors in here.". But you let them in. Do not take from us at least this - our country, our history. You show in every possible way how you can betray it, humiliate it, "she says.. At the same time, there are no formal reasons to prevent Ani Lorak from entering the country, because she is a Ukrainian citizen, she has not been put on the wanted list, her name has not been banned from entering. Moreover, she lives in Ukraine, when she does not tour Russia, and her concerts were not officially banned - they were boycotted and torn by the audience.
TSN correspondent Olga Neskorodyan.