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Although the translation card was known in support of freestyle soloist Nina Kirso, Russian producer Andrei Razin said that the Ukrainian authorities prevented him from helping the singer.
Russian producer Andrei Razin on his Instagram page said he considers the Ukrainian authorities guilty of the death of freestyle soloist Nina Kirso.
“Today, on the eve of May 1, in Poltava, freestyle soloist Nina Kirso did not do so. I directly blame the Ukrainian authorities for this, that they did not allow artists to visit her, they did not allow her to transfer money. Petro Poroshenko and Vladimir Zelensky did not heed all my requests. My last request was to appeal to Zelensky as an artist. I begged him to let me in, to help me. But these soulless people did not. Heavens is for this beautiful artist. Ukraine The Sky show suffered a great loss. Ninula’s memory is blessed. I offer my sincere condolences to Nina’s son, her husband and all of Nina’s close relatives for her death, “wrote Razin.
The details of the bank card on which it was possible to transfer money for Nina Kirso’s treatment and recovery were announced in the summer of 2018. Accordingly, it was possible to transfer funds remotely.
Concerts were held in Ukraine in support of Nina Kirso: the proceeds from the sale of tickets were transferred to the singer’s family. In particular, concerts were held in Kiev, Zhitomir, Chernihiv.
Nina Kirso died on April 30 after being in a coma for almost two years. On June 1, 2018, the singer was found unconscious in his apartment: Doctors diagnosed the artist with a brain hemorrhage. Since then, Kirso has been in a coma.
The Freestyle Group was founded in 1988. Until 1991, the team leader was Vadim Kazachenko. Since 1991, the team soloist has been Nina Kirso.
The group performed hits from the Soviet era “Oh, what a woman,” “It hurts, it hurts,” “White Snowstorm,” “Viburnum Flowers,” “Hot Kiss Me.”
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