MOSCOW, December 14. Former member of the Mirage group, singer Svetlana Razina, in an interview with RTVI, spoke sharply about concerts held in the zone of a special military operation.
The Soviet pop star said that she had previously been offered to perform in front of the fighters. However, she refused.
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"Not because I’m afraid to go to the front and risk my life. Going there to sing songs is not heroism. “Oh, there’s a bomb coming!” — she can fly anywhere, what’s heroic? — Razina was indignant. — They will stick their heads out with guns, and you will turn around in front of them? No, this is not heroism, this is nonsense! Someone came up with the idea that this is heroism.”
According to the former vocalist of Mirage, there should be no singing and dancing at the front. And if you want to have fun, you can listen to the radio or sing with a guitar.
In other cases, as Razina noted, concerts in the Northern Military District zone resemble “custom corporate events.”