The "Goddess of outrage" refused to perform in Russia

The former soloist of the group "Bravo" Zhanna Aguzarova suspended performances in Russia. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.

It is specified that she will not come to Russia from the USA for the New Year holidays.

"In recent years, the artist rarely goes out. There are no projects, there are few requests. According to the organizers and representatives of the agencies, all because Jeanne has become completely "inadequate," the publication says.

For example, recently an ardent fan agreed to pay a double fee for the singer's performance of her favorite hits — about 6 million rubles, but at the last moment Aguzarova refused to take part in the event without explanation.

The telegram channel suggests that this behavior may be related to the singer's health condition.

Zhanna Aguzarova was born in 1962 in Tyumen region. In 1983, at one of the rock and roll Moscow parties, she met guitarist Yevgeny Khavtan, who invited her as a vocalist to the musical group he created, which was called Bravo. In 1987, Aguzarova, amid difficult relations with the band members, left the band and began a solo career. Aguzarova is called the queen of Russian rock and roll, and for her eccentric character and defiant image — the "goddess of outrage."

The last full-fledged solo concert of the singer took place in June 2022 at the Green Theater at VDNH in Moscow.