Masha Rasputina sang under the Russian flag and declared war on demons

“I want there to always be happiness”

Masha Rasputina gave a solo concert in Moscow for the first time in many years. The singer stated a few years ago that she would go on stage out of great inspiration. And this inspiration happened.

The fact that the audience missed the singer became immediately clear – tickets for Rasputina’s performance were actively sold out.

Rasputina immediately set the tone for her performance by performing one of her latest hits, “My Life Passes By.”

“No matter what happens in my life, maybe even tragic, I still have to live,” the singer opened up. – And I advise you to live. I started with this song for a reason. I wanted to open my soul!

The audience listened to every word of the singer. This evening she was more frank than ever.

“I want—oh, how I want—for there to always be happiness,” says the star. – Even when you are going through your hard times, even years can be hard. To hell with them – with difficult years. They will pass. And spring always comes after winter. And spring is love. And love is something, it’s a fairy tale.

Rasputin works like the good old days: with passion. The irrepressible energy has not gone away, so the star masterfully orchestrated the mood of the audience. That evening Masha performed not only new songs, but also old proven hits. To “Tea Rose”, “You Fell from the Moon”, “Don’t Wake Me Up”, the audience jumped up from their seats and sang along with the singer. During “Play, Musician,” something unimaginable began to happen in the hall. Rasputina, wanting to join the general atmosphere of joy and fun, came down to the audience herself.

One of the fans brought the Russian flag into the hall, which was raised during many songs. Rasputina, known for her patriotic stance, was pleased. Your crown – “Live, Country!” the singer also sang as an encore. Before this, she gave a speech.

“You and I live on this earth, in our own country,” the singer began. “And I want it to always be our country.”

And then the star read a poem that gave many people goosebumps.

– I am a man with knowledge and weight

– I know my guilt

I am a man, and I declare to the demons

Holy, merciless war.

They saw off Rasputina standing. The singer herself, after her performance, came to her senses for another twenty minutes – she gave all of herself on stage.

– Masha, you are a superstar! – they shouted to her backstage.

– I know. “I’ve been a superstar for 35 years now,” the singer smiled.

“I’m shaking: I’m tired,” Maria did not hide her emotions. – When you give 200, 300 percent, this always happens. And the public, no matter how good and kind it is, always has the ability to suck energy. Therefore, after the end you are squeezed out like a lemon. Everyone knows this. Because of this, at one time I reduced the number of performances. Then, broken for two weeks, I gather my strength.