Who have I betrayed? Reznik revealed the essence of the message that quarreled with Pugacheva

The Russian songwriter, screenwriter, People's Artist of Russia, honorary member of the Russian Academy of Arts Ilya Reznik has not communicated with the runaway for more than a year. Russian singer Alla Pugacheva after many years of cooperation. The final chord was the prima donna's SMS message, with which she responded to the poet's congratulations on her 75th birthday.

Reznik said that at the request of actor Stanislav Sadalsky, he recorded a video with a congratulatory quatrain, which was posted online. After that, SMO fighters and veterans began to write comments to the poet, to call his wife with indignation.

"They said, 'We understand that Pugacheva is a huge part of your past life, personal and creative. But how so? Have you sent twenty thousand collections of prayers "For the soldiers of the Russian Land" to the front and congratulate the wife of a foreign agent on the holiday?", the portal quotes the poet MK.ru .

"I had to explain myself as a boy," Reznik added.

As a reaction to the poet's comment in the media about this situation, Pugacheva sent him a message in which she called the former author "a coward and a traitor."

"Who have I betrayed? The guys at the front? Her? In general, Alla also wrote in that message that she would remain a great singer, and advised me to "write a prayer for myself and live out my hypocritical life as conveniently as possible," Reznik concluded.

Recall that the cooperation between Pugacheva and Reznik lasted from 1972 to the mid-1990s. The words of the poet were written by such hits of the singer as "Let's sit, let's go", "Why?", "Starry Summer", "Rise above the hustle and bustle", "When I leave", "Stairs", "Maestro", "Antique Clock", "Return", "Gypsy Choir" and many others.

As EADaily reported, People's Artist of the USSR, conductor, pianist, composer, songwriter Raymond Pauls, who had previously spoken negatively about Pugacheva's character, changed his vision of the situation. He believes that the artist should be left alone.