It became known about the difficult state of Lolita due to the boycott in Russia

Felix Tsarikati told how “a woman without complexes” feels

Almost all the participants of the project from previous years gathered at the “Superstar” stars’ disco. The finalist of the current season, Felix Tsarikati, who was just a little short of winning the show, also lit up the stage that evening. However, the artist, apparently, is not at all worried about this. Behind the scenes, Tsarikati spoke warmly with both Viktor Saltykov and Alexei Glyzin, who eventually became the winner.

Everyone knows that Felix was actively supported on the project by Lolita, with whom they have been friends for a long time. These are difficult times for Milyavskaya. After appearing at the “naked party,” the singer was declared a boycott: her performances were cut out of New Year’s lights, and planned concerts began to be canceled one after another.

“I called her: we talked for a long time,” says Felix. – I love her very much, we have been friends for a long time. In my opinion, they simply fell under the thresher. Maybe I’m wrong, of course. But she looked like that on stage too. I went out to Superstar: bare legs, but everything was covered. There was nothing wrong with that.

– What is her condition?

– Upset, of course. I don’t wish this on any artist. They didn’t go anywhere, didn’t betray their homeland, didn’t speak badly about their colleagues or fans. They worked and earned their bread honestly.

Felix himself does not hide: on television he himself has long been declared a kind of boycott. Before Superstar, he was only invited to participate in talk shows. He has not taken part in New Year’s lights and other prestigious song programs for a long time.

“It’s a big mystery to me why this happens,” the artist continues. – I already told you that in the 90s I had a friend Otarik Kvantrishvili. Then I was everywhere: in “Blue Lights” and in “Song of the Year”. In the 90s, you remember, all artists paid money for broadcasts. And 5, and 6, and 10 thousand dollars for one performance – that was normal. But I didn’t pay anything because I was friends with Otarik.

After Otari passed away, television stopped favoring Tsarikati.

“In principle, I only need television so that my family, friends and fans can see me,” Felix assures. – For work, as other artists need it, I don’t need it. I worked and still work, regardless of whether they show me on TV or not.