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Singer Manizha, who represented Russia at Eurovision, is not going to leave the country, and went to Paris in May to support her sister who was in an accident. She stated this in an interview with scandalous TV journalist Ksenia Sobchak, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “People decided that they could cling to this phrase that I am in France and write a huge amount of order. I'm different...
Talking about Eurovision is, in general, bad manners. But no, no, yes, words will slip through. And then a conversation will begin. Rancid platitudes follow. It is clear that this is no longer a song contest, but a kind of political - and sociopolitical - game where trends are broken through and consolidated. Like LGBT stories. It is clear that it is not the most talented who win, but those who...
What I don’t like is hypocrisy; especially when it becomes a way of thinking - and a way of life in general. And this, unfortunately, happens often among fair-faced gentlemen. Here, for example, Mikhail Kozyrev - this uncompromising fighter against the system, who, however, is well fed by it - bursts out with a lengthy sermon: how, they say, can one attack Manizha - the singer performs that ...
The Eurovision Song Contest has turned into a politicized show, in which participants try to shock the audience. The PolitNavigator correspondent reports that singer Mikhail Shufutinsky said this in an interview with Moskovsky Komsomolets, answering a question about his attitude towards the singer Manizha, who will represent Russia at Eurovision. “For me, this competition, Eurovision, in general very strange. Initially it was planned as a song competition, as...
It is necessary to ask Channel One how the voting is carried out, since the song “Russian Woman”, which singer Manizha is going to present at Eurovision this year, is completely meaningless. Speaker Valentina Matvienko stated this during a meeting of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Thus, during the session, Elena Afanasyeva, a member of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs, called it blasphemous...
LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky criticized the song of singer Manizha, who will represent Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest. He stated this today on the sidelines of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The Eurovision participant from Russia has been determined. Manizha is her name. With the song “Russian woman”. Well, there are such words, I’m not sure that this is very good for raising authority...
There are things in the world that are meaningless, but seem to be obligatory. Eurovision is one of them. The competition is considered musical, but in fact, it is more correct and logical to call it sociopolitical. As a rule, the winners are people who symbolize trends that are becoming stronger in the world. Well, the position - political orientation - of the country that the participant represents is also of great importance. Themselves...
