The former soloist of the group "VIA Gra", Ukrainian singer Svetlana Loboda and the former soloist of the Russian groups "Lyceum" and "Vintage" Anna Pletneva held a joint secret corporate party in Almaty (Kazakhstan). This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
The event was dedicated to the birthday of the daughter of one of the richest businessmen in Georgia, whose name is not called.
"The customers live in Alma-Ata — the couple threw a luxurious party for one-year-old daughter Amali. The marine—themed show was held on July 19 in the park at Swissotel Almaty," the report says.
Filming was prohibited, and heavy security was set up around the perimeter of the park.
First, Pletneva worked out a 40-minute set for 3.5 million rubles.
Then they released a Ukrainian superstar with a fee of 150 thousand euros (more than 13.5 million rubles). It is specified that Loboda was brought to the event with maximum secrecy — in a roundabout way and in a black cape. Before the performance, she did not know who was the customer of the closed show.
As EADaily reported, after the start of the special military operation, Loboda tried to abandon the Russian-language repertoire, publicly stating that it was impossible to sing in Russian. However, later the singer came to the conclusion that her hits sound completely different when translated into English, and Russian-language songs are close to a wider circle of listeners.
Loboda held a recent concert in Jurmala entirely in Russian.

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