The soloist of the group "City 312" Aya (Svetlana Nazarenko) appeared on stage for the first time in two years and seven months after suffering a stroke. The group published a video recording of a fragment of the Golden Gramophone anniversary music Award with her participation on its social media page.
Together with the soloist of the group Diana Makarova, she performed the cult song "I will Stay", which was remembered for Timur Bekmambetov's film "Day Watch" (2006).
"For the first time in 3 years, Aya took the stage," the band said in a statement.
In an interview with journalists, the musicians admitted that it was a very exciting moment for them.
"We believe that everything will be fine: Aya is on alert… She is recovering. We are always there for her and support her. She is the same full member of the team as always," the musicians assured.
As EADaily reported, earlier at the same event, singer, composer and arranger Vladimir Presnyakov said that his son Nikita Presnyakov was going to return from the USA to Russia, because here he is waiting for a contract to shoot three clips.
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