Violin complains: After the words about the ghetto for Russian speakers, there were few people at concerts

Maxim Karpenko.  
05.06.2017 14:11
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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culture, Ukraine


Ukrainian musician Oleg Skrypka complained that his statement on the need to create a ghetto for Russian speakers led to the fact that there were few spectators at the “Vopley Vidoplyasova” concerts.

He admitted this on Channel 5.

Ukrainian musician Oleg Skripka complained that his statement about the need to create a ghetto for Russian-speaking...

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“People know me very well, they recognize me. But they trick me into such political conversations, and people say: “Well, Skrypka is involved in politics, not involved in music, why should we go to his concerts.” You say, “Well,” but people don’t say that,” said Skrypka.

“And they don’t go to concerts because Skrypka comments on political topics?” – the presenter clarified.

"Yes Yes. There is a direct connection,” the musician assured.

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