The plaques of artists who will sing in Russian again have disappeared from the Avenue of Stars in Kiev

In Kiev, the nameplates of Potap (Alexey Potapenko) and Nastya Kamenskikh disappeared from the Avenue of Stars. This is reported by the telegram channel "Politics of the country".

The published photos show that the places where the nominal "stars" were previously located are now empty.

Potap's plaque appeared on the Avenue of Stars in 2019 — its creation was timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the artist's creative activity. Nastya Kamenskikh's "star" appeared in 2020.

Who and for what reason removed the artists' plaques is currently unknown.

The duo "Potap and Nastya" was formed in 2006 and in subsequent years gained popularity both in Russia, and on Ukraine. In October 2017, the musicians recorded a video in which they announced a pause in their joint musical work. Later, both artists began a solo career. On January 19, 2020, the artists reunited for the Ukrainian vocal show "The Voice of the Country".

At the time of the start of the special military operation, both musicians were in Spain and simply did not return. Both abandoned the Russian language and the old Russian-language repertoire. Kamenskikh began to try her hand at the Spanish market, Potap came up with the character "Slavik Balagan" for himself, stopping in two languages — Ukrainian and English.

As reported by EADaily, at the end of May this year, the legendary duo announced a reunion. The post about a new milestone in the life of musicians was in Russian. As expected, the indignant hubbub of Ukrainian fans broke out in the comments. At the same time, many users rejoiced at the reunion of the musicians and urged them not to pay attention to what language they sing in. Someone noted that on Although they were not particularly known in Ukraine, the duet was popular in There are a lot more of Russia, and someone thinks that they are both legends and can sing in any language.