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09.11.2020 12:14; Bulgaria today
In recent days, Nevena Tsoneva has been searching for blood plasma for her sick father.
Respect for the girlfriend who managed to sing, say fans who revealed the singer in the rock costume.
Nevena Tsoneva lost her father, the famous musician from Sevlievo Tsvetan Tsonev. The talented singer’s father died on Friday and was buried in the city’s Old Cemetery Park on Saturday. Hours later, Nevena has to sing as part of her commitment to The Masked Singer, fans say. They recognized the beauty of the rock bride costume in the second edition of the mysterious show. Although she has not removed her mask yet, Nevena deserves respect for the strength to take the stage after her personal tragedy, fans comment, writes Bulgaria Today.
Days before, the singer posted on social networks a call to donate blood plasma with antibodies to patients with COVID-19. According to acquaintances, his father fell ill with coronavirus and his family was looking for a way to help him until the end. The death of Tsvetan, known as Tsafa, shook music circles in Sevlievo.
“Flower, we will miss you, my friend! A wonderful, noble and humble man and friend,” wrote Nora Nikolaeva, soloist of the former Sevlievo Variety Brass Band. “Goodbye my friend! May your path be bright!” Wrote another musician, Ilhan Shakirov, on his personal profile. Tsonev students also posted farewell messages, which for years has been training young performers at the Yovko Yovkov Children’s Complex music school.
Tsvetan Tsonev is a loss for the world of music not only in the region. He created many talents, showed young performers the path to the music scene, taught young people how important it is to believe in oneself to achieve the success of their dreams and led many of them to prestigious international and national awards, they note. his friends.
Fans of the music idol Nevena extend their condolences. If the viewers’ revelations about the star under the mask are to be believed, she has managed to gather her strength for another incredible performance. On Saturday night, the bride sang Jenny Lind’s song Never Enough and wowed the audience with her unique voice and stage design, which kept her at the forefront of the show.
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