Cynical consumerists: Poplavskaya appreciated the second cancellation of a popular singer in Volgograd

In Volgograd, the concert of singer Lolita Milyavskaya was canceled twice. Why it was in this city that the performance of "lovers of naked parties" was canceled for the second time, actress and public figure Yana Poplavskaya wondered.

"Journalists of the Volgograd Online edition contacted representatives of the singer, who, when asked about the reasons for the cancellation of the concert, said "this is a feature of the city," the actress wrote in her telegram channel.

She admitted that Volgograd is really a special city.

"The memory of the exploits of the ancestors is carefully preserved here and the reputation of the hero city is cherished. Here they remember that there is a war going on, that soldiers from the Volgograd region are defending the Motherland, while those who "consume Muscovites" are traveling around the country and knocking down money. And they will not allow cynical consumerists to perform obscene dances on their native land, for which their ancestors died," Poplavskaya emphasized.

She added that she was proud of Volgograd, which "was an example of indomitable will and courage in the Great Patriotic War and remains such an example today."

"I bow low to you, Volgograd residents," Poplavskaya concluded.

As EADaily reported, Lolita's concert was supposed to take place in Volgograd at the Volgogradexpo venue on February 20. Edition Life.ru It claimed that the audience boycotted the singer's performance, having bought only half of the tickets. In addition, the situation was affected by the appeal of veterans of a special military operation to the prosecutor of the Volgograd region.

Moreover, Lolita's concert was originally supposed to take place in March last year. Then the actress herself said that the owners of the venue before the concert asked her to get permission from the local FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Culture within a week. Thus, the concert was canceled.