'Live calmly, country': Alla Pugacheva named her successor on the stage. VIDEO
'28.08.2019'
Source: Newspaper.ru
People's Artist of the USSR Alla Pugacheva hinted that the singer Svetlana Loboda could become her successor on the Russian stage. A video with the words of Primadonna Loboda published on her Instagram.
After speaking at the annual international contest of young pop singers “New Wave”, singer Svetlana Loboda shared a video on Instagram, in which she thanked composer Igor Krutoy for the song, writes Newspaper.ru.
In the frame with the performer was Alla Pugacheva, People's Artist of the USSR, whom the hostess of the page also showered with thanks for the blessing, calling her “beloved” and “great artist”. In response, the Primadonna hinted that in the future Loboda could become her successor on the national stage.
“Live calmly, country. After all, you still have it, ”said Pugacheva, pointing to the embarrassed Loboda. “Everyone else is in the shade.”
Judging by the laughter and cheers behind the scenes of the video, the replica of the artist amused the audience.
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Fans of Loboda in the comments on the video confessed her love and noted that the singer really deserved such an assessment from the lips of the great artist.
“I always said that Svetlana Sergeevna double two Alla Borisovna! The same great, talented revolutionary and a complete personification of success, ”wrote a fan of Loboda.
Other users accused her of hypocrisy, noting that Pugacheva was just joking.
“How does everyone creep in front of Alla Borisovna,” “And Sveta took everything at face value,” “Pure water is a fawn,” the subscribers laughed.
Many Ukrainian followers condemned Loboda for quietly accepting Pugacheva’s words about the “country”, thus making it clear that she would remain in Russia for a long time.
“I have nothing against Loboda, she is certainly talented, but she is a citizen of Ukraine, and I would like to see our singer!” Said the artist’s subscriber.
Meanwhile, American singer Barbra Streisand became the “successor” to the old-style clothing Pugacheva. At a recent concert, the star appeared on the stage with a magnificent hairstyle, dressed in a voluminous black hoodie with a shortened front to showcase beautiful legs.
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A funny similarity was noticed by Pugacheva's husband, showman Maxim Galkin. He posted on Instagram a video from the Streisand concert in New York's Madison Square Garden.
“It seems that the image of Alla twenty years ago reached the world’s stars,” Galkin joked.
The publication really amused the followers of the artist, and in a few hours they commented on it more than one and a half thousand times.
“Barbara participates in the program“ One to One ”,“ Don’t marry her now, this is just a cheap copy, ”“ Yeah, only Pugacheva was 50 then, and Streisand is now almost 80, ”users wrote.
Not without conflicts because of the dispute - "whose singer is better." Fans of Pugacheva did their best to express their love and respect for the star, sometimes bending the stick and passing on insults to the world celebrity.
Also, under the publication, subscribers were noted, dissatisfied with the fact that the recent scandal involving Galkin was gradually beginning to be forgotten.
“All this is good and fun Maxim, but what about the Siberians gasping for smog. Do you still think they should “start with themselves”? - reminded the showman.
Earlier, the TV presenter on his page on the social network voiced an unpopular view of the situation with fires in Siberia. According to Galkin, the noise that has risen among the Russians cannot be called a true struggle for the environment. The showman expressed confidence that in a month users of social networks would not remember the terrible fires, and all the hysteria around this topic is only a tribute to fashion.
Also, Pugacheva’s husband walked through the stars of show business, who called for the immediate extinguishing of fires, calling them “glamorous damsels,” who thus simply reminded of their existence once again.
