“Enemies cannot defeat Russia”: Tatarsky’s death forced Ouspenskaya to take a decisive step

The singer blamed the Kyiv junta for everything

Lyubov Uspenskaya went on a tour of the southern cities of Russia. However, the performances did not go as the “queen of chanson” would like. After the concert in Essentuki, the star learned about the terrorist attack in St. Petersburg and was shocked to the core. The singer could not recover for a long time. At the next concert in Stavropol, the singer changed the program of her performance. What surprised the fans: Uspenskaya usually strictly adheres to a pre-built program so as not to break the concept of the show.

– I performed in Essentuki, – explained the singer. – After the concert, I went into the dressing room and found out the news about what happened in St. Petersburg. That a very good journalist, a great patriot of Russia, Vladlen Tatarsky, died, and that a lot of people who were in this cafe suffered.

At the next performance, Ouspenskaya introduced a special monologue into the concert. The audience listened to every word of the singer.

“Remember that the enemies will never be able to defeat Russia. Russia was, is and will be invincible, – the star said passionately, and then announced a moment of silence in memory of Tatarsky. The audience stood up in unison.

Recall that Lyubov Uspenskaya was born in Kyiv, but was forced to emigrate to the United States in the 80s. Recently, the artist lives in Russia. She was the only Russian singer who, before the start of the SVO, was allowed to tour Ukrainian cities.

From the beginning of the special operation, Lyubov Zalmanovna took an extremely patriotic position. She criticizes Pugacheva and other stars who have left Russia.

Why should I think about her? Is she thinking about me? Ouspenskaya was indignant recently backstage at a concert when she was asked about Pugacheva’s departure. – Everyone who worries about her can go to her, to Israel!